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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. When is the protagonist's silent reverie broken?
(a) When a loud noise is heard.
(b) Kathleen tells him she is getting cold.
(c) When Kathleen kisses him.
(d) When the story in his mind ends.

2. What happens between Kathleen and the protagonist?
(a) Love at first sight.
(b) An instant recognition.
(c) A misunderstanding.
(d) An argument.

3. Who does Shimon see, with whom he is already acquainted?
(a) Gyula.
(b) Halina.
(c) The protagonist.
(d) Kathleen.

4. What is odd about the protagonist's comment about already knowing Kathleen?
(a) He has only met her once before.
(b) Kathleen does not seem to recognize him.
(c) He and Kathleen have never met.
(d) They have not seen each other in over twenty years.

5. Leaving the meal uneaten, what do the protagonist and Kathleen discuss?
(a) Where to find a better meal.
(b) The time.
(c) The protagonist's inability to eat meat.
(d) Where they should go next.

Short Answer Questions

1. After he awakens, to what does he find himself attached?

2. What is he unable to explain to his father about the stolen money?

3. What does the nurse give the patient?

4. Who has Kathleen left standing at the box office?

5. What does the protagonist suddenly feel a strong desire to do?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does the protagonist begin to tell the stranger his story?

2. What memory does he then recall?

3. Why does the protagonist believe his grandmother is outside his room?

4. What does this time with Kathleen trigger?

5. Describe the details of the accident.

6. To what does the protagonist wake up?

7. To whom does he run in this memory? What does this person do?

8. Describe the scene between the protagonist and the stranger.

9. After his memory, what does he have a strong desire to do?

10. Describe the memory that is triggered by the hamburger.

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