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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 kind of establishment does Fitzgerald live in in Paris?
(a) Mansion.
(b) Apartment.
(c) Hotel room.
(d) House.

2. Why does Zelda get excited when her husband drinks some wine?
(a) He is nicer to her when he is drunk.
(b) He can't work when he is drunk.
(c) He spends more money when he is drunk.
(d) He is easier to manipulate when he is drunk.

3. What kind of books did Hemingway read when he first joined Shakespeare and Company?
(a) Russian.
(b) Belgium.
(c) Polish.
(d) Hungarian.

4. What does Hemingway call his affair in the book?
(a) The beginning of the end.
(b) The change.
(c) The infiltration.
(d) The other thing.

5. Where does Evan Shipman meet Hemingway in Paris?
(a) A museum.
(b) Ezra Pound's studio.
(c) A cafe.
(d) Hemingway's house.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Hemingway bring to Dunning when he has an episode after returning from the asylum?

2. Where does Dunning climb to after he returns from the asylum?

3. What does Hemingway find odd about Fitzgerald's body?

4. Where does Fitzgerald meet Hemingway when they visit again in Paris?

5. What is the name of Hemingway's son?

Short Essay Questions

1. How are things with Fitzgerald when he moves to the villa?

2. How does Fitzgerald start to act when he is drunk after his summer trip?

3. Why does Shipman say Jean is already in trouble with the cafe he works at?

4. What does James Joyce ask Hemingway after Walsh's death?

5. What is the Pilot Fish and what does he do?

6. Why does Hemingway think Dunning reacted the way he did to the jar of opium?

7. What does Dunning do when Hemingway brings him a jar of opium?

8. How does Pascin die, and how does Hemingway like to remember him?

9. What does Fitzgerald say he does after he writes his stories?

10. What causes the end of Hemingway's friendship with Stein?

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