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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 does the Dreamward have more of than the Nadir?
(a) Passengers.
(b) Pools.
(c) Lights.
(d) Speakers.
2. Wallace enjoys having a clean cabin, but feels like a _______.
(a) Burden.
(b) Beggar.
(c) Prince.
(d) Snob.
3. What does Wallace believe the criticism of "Lost Highway" will be over?
(a) The casting.
(b) The language.
(c) The length.
(d) The attempt.
4. Technically, how does Wallace feel about Conroy's essay?
(a) It's well written.
(b) It's poorly written.
(c) It's a grammatical mess.
(d) It's very creative.
5. What about the Nadir has changed Wallace?
(a) The sea sickness.
(b) The conversation.
(c) The poor treatment.
(d) The pampering.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Wallace describe Joyce in great detail to the reader?
2. How does Wallace feel about the cruise director, Scott Peterson?
3. What does Wallace see Joyce's criticism of Brakus as?
4. What does Wallace think will happen to Arquette because of "Lost Highway"?
5. Ethically, how does Wallace feel about Conroy's essay?
Short Essay Questions
1. Does Wallace enjoy ordering room service on the cruise ship? Why or why not?
2. Why doesn't Wallace participate in many of the activities on the ship?
3. According to Wallace, why is Joyce a professional tennis player?
4. Is Wallace in good company in enjoying the activities on the ship?
5. When the ship docks in Cozumel, Mexico, why doesn't Wallace get off the ship?
6. Why does Wallace sit alone at breakfast on the cruise ship?
7. Why doesn't Wallace leave his cabin on the cruise ship?
8. When does Wallace suddenly become dissatisfied with the standards of his cruise ship? Why does this happen?
9. Why does Wallace consider tennis to be the most beautiful and demanding sport?
10. Does Wallace give credit to Lynch's critics? What is his opinion of them?
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