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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. Who does The Judge often criticize?
(a) Clive.
(b) Vernon.
(c) Julian.
(d) George.
2. What effect might the photos have on The Judge, in Vernon's perspective?
(a) Boost circulation.
(b) Decrease circulation.
(c) Make the paper more interesting.
(d) Make the paper well-respected.
3. What type of weather is present at Molly's funeral?
(a) Intense heat.
(b) Snow storm.
(c) Chilly.
(d) Warm.
4. How long does Clive stay up working after Molly's funeral?
(a) Midnight.
(b) The next afternoon.
(c) Only a few hours.
(d) Early morning.
5. What type of note does Vernon leave for Clive?
(a) A note that says he publishes the photos he finds.
(b) A note that says he is willing to euthanize Clive and hopes he does the same for Vernon.
(c) A note that says he euthanizes Julian when they go on a trip together.
(d) A note where he details the events of the day.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Vernon's urgent caller promise?
2. What is Vernon's last name?
3. What does Clive ask Vernon to do?
4. What type of story is featured in The Judge the day of Vernon's first meeting in the novel?
5. Where is euthanasia currently being abused?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the article about euthanasia that is featured in The Judge.
2. Do Clive and Vernon share the same level of dislike for Julian?
3. How are George, Clive, Vernon, and Julian connected?
4. What chance of a lifetime does Clive get?
5. How does the novel foreshadow a deteriorating relationship between Clive and Vernon?
6. How far is Vernon willing to go to ruin Julian's life?
7. Describe Vernon's character.
8. Why does George give Vernon the photos of Julian?
9. Paired with another symbol from the novel, the article about euthanasia foreshadows a future event. What is this event, and what is the other symbol?
10. How does Vernon plan to use the photos?
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