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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Dangerfield call his landlady during dinner?
(a) To tell her he will be out of town for two weeks.
(b) To ask her to close his window since it looks like rain.
(c) To tell her that he left a hot plate on.
(d) To ask if his fiancee can stay in his room.

2. Where do Dangerfield and Mary make love?
(a) A park.
(b) A bathroom.
(c) A shed.
(d) A bedroom.

3. Where is Dangerfield staying in London?
(a) A hotel.
(b) A friend's house.
(c) A hostel.
(d) An inn.

4. Dangerfield learns that Marion has gone to _________________.
(a) Scotland.
(b) Finland.
(c) England.
(d) Sweden.

5. In Dangerfield's dream he buys millions of ______________.
(a) socks.
(b) books.
(c) cigarettes.
(d) pickles.

Short Answer Questions

1. What prompts Dangerfield to run from the house?

2. What does Miss Frost loan to Dangerfield?

3. Who does Dangerfield visit before leaving Dublin?

4. Why is Tony Malarkey living behind a bolted door in his apartment?

5. Where does Dangerfield offer to take Lilly with him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Dangerfield's new plan to move to London and does he ask Miss Frost to go with him?

2. How do Dangerfield and Lilly differ in their views about consequences?

3. How does Dangerfield's change in his personal hygiene reflect his move into a wealthier lifestyle?

4. What is the content of the letter Dangerfield receives from Skully?

5. How does Dangerfield's upswing in Chapter 19 come at the expense of Mary and O'Keefe?

6. Why does Mary's bath symbolize her new life?

7. Who is the last person in his Dublin experience that Dangerfield visits before leaving for London?

8. What is the relationship between Dangerfield and Miss Frost at this point?

9. What news is assumed to be true about Clocklan?

10. How does the relationship between Dangerfield and Lilly end?

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