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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. What is the flaw in Ginny's plan to help an artist?
(a) She buys all the tickets so no one else will see the artist.
(b) The lawyer may just keep the money.
(c) The mime will have to pay taxes.
(d) There is no flaw.

2. Where does Richard suggest they meet for lunch?
(a) Back at the flat.
(b) At a restaurant near the Eiffel Tower.
(c) A small cafe down the street.
(d) Harrods.

3. What does Ginny decide to do after reading the letter from Peg?
(a) Wait for a few days before going to Paris.
(b) Call Mari before leaving for London.
(c) Head for Berlin immediately.
(d) Go back to Keith's place.

4. What does Mari tell Ginny?
(a) Ginny needs to go to Prague and meet up with a friend of Mari's.
(b) Keith is not the right person for her.
(c) Richard is a keeper.
(d) Keith is a keeper.

5. What does Ginny order when Keith insists on buying her a drink?
(a) A Guinness.
(b) A glass of red wine.
(c) A coke.
(d) A glass of white wine.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Ginny go to Covent Gardens?

2. What does the next letter from Peg discuss?

3. What does Keith offer to do?

4. Who wanted large underwear pants?

5. Where does Richard suggest Ginny go?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Keith's roommate?

2. How does Ginny feel at the door to the pub and what does Keith tell her?

3. Where does Ginny go and what does she get there?

4. How does Ginny meet Keith and what does he tell her?

5. How does Ginny and Keith get David in the car when he is drunk?

6. Describe the process Ginny goes through to purchase the tickets.

7. What does Richard say when asked what he sold the Queen?

8. How does Ginny meet Fiona and David and what does Keith tell her about them? How does she feel about Fiona's plans?

9. What do Ginny and Keith discuss over a beer and coke?

10. What does Ginny ask Beppe when they arrive at his apartment and what does he do there?

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