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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. Jones' dining companion tells a sexy story about a man named _______________.
(a) Sloan.
(b) Madison.
(c) Seth.
(d) Cole.
2. In what city was Kate McCloud staying?
(a) Paris.
(b) Zurich.
(c) Lisbon.
(d) Rome.
3. What does Aces think Kate's husband wants to do to her?
(a) Renew his vows.
(b) Cut off her funds.
(c) Kill her.
(d) Divorce her.
4. What prompts Jones to call the person in #114 at such an early hour?
(a) He read her newspaper column.
(b) He is returning her call.
(c) He saw his movie.
(d) He sees his business card.
5. What does Jones say he did with Mr. Appleton's business card?
(a) He lost it.
(b) He passed it on to a friend.
(c) He burned it.
(d) He gave it back.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Kate's husband?
2. What was Charlie Chaplin's wife's name?
3. What does Jones' dining companion tell him about an older woman and young man dining together?
4. What does the man in #103 give Jones before he leaves?
5. How does a socialite named Jane get revenge on her husband and his girlfriend?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Mr. Appleton and what is his relationship to Jones?
2. How does Jones break professional protocol regarding Mr. Appleton?
3. How is the theme of loneliness exhibited in this chapter?
4. Why does Jones mention Florie Rotondo during the low moments at the end of this chapter?
5. What were the perceptions among Capote's real life friends upon the publication of this fictional work?
6. What is the reader's frustration with the burgeoning relationship Jones has with Mr. Appleton?
7. What are three of the book's motifs that make an appearance in this chapter?
8. What leads Jones into discussing a party held in Montgomery Clift's honor?
9. What impact did the publication of this work have on Capote's life?
10. How is the theme of fame and fortune exhibited in this chapter?
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