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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. How old is Linda in Chapter 3, "Cracked"?
(a) 43.
(b) 55.
(c) 51.
(d) 62.
2. How old was Robin when Charlie first met her?
(a) 40.
(b) 34.
(c) 26.
(d) 32.
3. What does Patty have the sensation of having in her mouth after reading the memoir in Chapter 2, "Windmills"?
(a) A snake.
(b) A grain of sand.
(c) A monster.
(d) A piece of candy.
4. What did Lucy Barton go on to become after leaving home?
(a) A lawyer.
(b) A painter.
(c) A writer.
(d) An actress.
5. What is the hope within Charlie compared to in the end of Chapter 4, "The Hit-Thumb Theory"?
(a) The ocean waves.
(b) Rain clouds.
(c) A crocus bulb.
(d) A desert.
Short Answer Questions
1. Charlie Macauley is described in Chapter 2, "Windmills" as being about how much older than Patty?
2. Who is the director of the photography festival in Chapter 3, "Cracked"?
3. Who is the photographer at the festival that cross-dresses?
4. Where is Yvonne from?
5. What is Linda's last name in Chapter 3, "Cracked"?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what setting does Chapter 4, "The Hit-Thumb Theory" begin? What mood does the setting evoke?
2. What does the field of windmills symbolize in Chapter 2, "Windmills"?
3. How would you describe Patty Nicely's character?
4. Who is Lucy Barton and what is revealed of her story in Chapter 1, "The Sign"?
5. What setting is featured in the ending of Chapter 4, "The Hit-Thumb Theory"? Why is this significant?
6. How would you describe the narrative style in Chapter 1, "The Sign"?
7. What does Charlie Macauley represent to Patty in Chapter 2, "Windmills"?
8. Describe the narrative style of Chapter 2, "Windmills."
9. Who is Sebastian and what was his relationship like with Patty?
10. Who is Lila Lane? What can be observed of her character by her first interaction with Patty in Chapter 2, "Windmills"?
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