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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 effect might the photos have on The Judge, in Vernon's perspective?
(a) Decrease circulation.
(b) Make the paper more interesting.
(c) Make the paper well-respected.
(d) Boost circulation.

2. What is Vernon willing to use as a tool against Julian?
(a) The Judge.
(b) His friendship with George.
(c) Euthanasia.
(d) His friendship with Clive.

3. Which character is the focus of Chapter Two?
(a) Vernon.
(b) Julian.
(c) Clive.
(d) George.

4. What does Clive ask Vernon to do?
(a) Euthanize him if he ever becomes terminallly ill.
(b) Publish photos that he finds at George's home.
(c) Find a way to euthanize Julian.
(d) Write an article about Clive and his project.

5. What is the main purpose of the first chapter?
(a) To introduce symbols.
(b) To show that all the men have a tight bond.
(c) To introduce the characters.
(d) To show the impact Molly's life has on others.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Vernon receive in Chapter Two at work?

2. Who is in the photos that George gives to Vernon?

3. What benefit does Vernon see to hurting Julian's political career?

4. What does Vernon hope that publishing the photos does?

5. Where does Vernon go after he visits George's mansion?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does George give Vernon the photos of Julian?

2. Do Clive and Vernon share the same level of dislike for Julian?

3. Describe Julian's character.

4. Why does Molly's funeral inspire Clive?

5. Describe Clive's character.

6. Describe Vernon's character.

7. Why does George care for Molly when her health deteriorates?

8. What is ironic about Julian's career potentially being ruined by the photos being published in The Judge?

9. What chance of a lifetime does Clive get?

10. Does George have ulterior motives in giving Vernon the photos to publish of Julian?

(see the answer keys)

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