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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. Chapter 2 of Part III: Vanities begins on whose birthday?
(a) Jude's.
(b) Willem's.
(c) Malcolm's.
(d) JB's.
2. Who designed Lantern House for Jude and Willem?
(a) Richard.
(b) JB.
(c) Malcolm.
(d) Sophie.
3. How old was Jude when he entered college?
(a) 17,
(b) 16.
(c) 18.
(d) 19.
4. What is Harold's reaction to Jude's career change?
(a) He is ecstatic.
(b) He is amazed.
(c) He is angry.
(d) He is disappointed.
5. Willem's final thought before death is of whom?
(a) Hemming.
(b) Malcolm.
(c) Sophie.
(d) Jude.
Short Answer Questions
1. Once Jude decides to have his legs amputated, he schedules the surgery for just after which of Willem's birthdays?
2. What explanation for his own impotence does Jude give to Willem?
3. Who nastily mimics Jude's walk, shocking everyone in attendance?
4. What action directly causes Jude to start cutting himself more often?
5. How did Jude travel toward his destination of Boston after escaping from the group home?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what way does Willem depend on Jude?
2. How does the motif of dreams appear within Harold's characterization?
3. What major turning point in the novel occurs within Part V: The Happy Years, in relation to Jude and Willem?
4. How did Jude come to leave the group home in Montana?
5. How old is Jude the final time he walks completely unassisted?
6. Which voice does Jude usually ignore but decide to listen to in relation to Caleb?
7. What is Willem's agent's reaction to his decision to stay in New York after Jude's suicide attempt?
8. What is ironic about the mistaken identity of the person Jude hallucinates is trying to hurt him?
9. How had Brother Luke treated Jude differently than any of the other priests at the monastery had?
10. For what reason does Jude's suicide attempt fail?
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