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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 Kate McCloud's husband's name?
(a) Harry.
(b) James.
(c) Phillip.
(d) Maurice.
2. In what country is the city in #92 located?
(a) Ireland.
(b) Italy.
(c) United States.
(d) Morocco.
3. Where does Jones go after leaving the theater?
(a) The airport.
(b) His room.
(c) The marina.
(d) A bar.
4. Which socialite staged a home invasion in which her husband was killed?
(a) Babe Paley.
(b) Beverly Morganstern.
(c) Marlene Paige.
(d) Ann Hopkins.
5. Where does Jones go in this chapter?
(a) All-night movie.
(b) Cafe.
(c) Museum.
(d) Cocktail lounge.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Aces think Kate's husband wants to do to her?
2. For what has Mr. Appleton requested Jones' company?
3. Jones' dining companion says that _____________ sexually assaulted her at one time.
4. The character of Cole is intended to be __________________.
5. Who accompanies Jones and Aces to Kate McCloud's hotel suite?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the author plant the question of truth versus illusion especially regarding Aces' explanation of Kate's life for Jones?
2. How is the theme of loneliness exhibited in this chapter?
3. What information does Jones need before he feels he can respond to Kate's job offer?
4. How does Axel Jaeger embody one of the book's key themes?
5. Why does Jones mention Florie Rotondo during the low moments at the end of this chapter?
6. How does the author blur the line between reality and fiction regarding Barbara Hutton?
7. What is Kate McCloud's life history?
8. What is the irony of the author's surrounding himself with people who do not seem to ever be lonely at all?
9. What is the reader's frustration with the burgeoning relationship Jones has with Mr. Appleton?
10. How do Jones' strong feelings for Kate prompt him to think that he might be in over his head?
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