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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 special about Thursdays on the cruise ship?
(a) There is a mandatory room-check.
(b) It never pulls into port.
(c) It stops at a new place.
(d) There's a big party.
2. What about the Nadir has changed Wallace?
(a) The conversation.
(b) The poor treatment.
(c) The pampering.
(d) The sea sickness.
3. Why doesn't Wallace get seasick?
(a) Because he suffers from other types of motion sickness.
(b) Because the ship is steady.
(c) Because he's immune to motion sickness.
(d) Because he's an experienced sailor.
4. Why does a representative from Guest Relations come to Wallace's cabin?
(a) To invite him to dinner.
(b) To apologize.
(c) To inspect his bags.
(d) To question him.
5. What church activity on the ship does no one participate in?
(a) Wedding vow renewals.
(b) Singing.
(c) Baptism.
(d) Communion.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why doesn't Wallace participate in the hypnotism?
2. What does Wallace think will happen to Arquette because of "Lost Highway"?
3. What frightens Wallace about his bathroom?
4. What activity sends other passengers running for cover?
5. Which player does Wallace explain is the most famous of the contemporary power baseline players?
Short Essay Questions
1. In terms of irony, why does Wallace appreciate Lynch's films?
2. Does Wallace enjoy ordering room service on the cruise ship? Why or why not?
3. Does Wallace get seasick? Why or why not?
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. Does Wallace believe he could have been a great tennis player? Why or why not?
7. Why doesn't Wallace leave his cabin on the cruise ship?
8. How does Wallace anticipate he will be treated on the cruise ship? Why does he think this?
9. Why is the stadium at Joyce's qualifying match relatively empty?
10. Why does Wallace time his absences from his cabin?
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