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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 do Passepartout and Fix distract Fogg on the train?
(a) With a game of cards.
(b) With a lively story.
(c) With the scenery.
(d) With a game of whist.

2. Why does the train stop on the tracks?
(a) Thousands of buffalo are crossing.
(b) Thousands of cattle are crossing.
(c) They are held up by bandits.
(d) The tracks are incomplete.

3. With what impression is Fogg and his party left about Mormon women?
(a) They are very friendly and generous.
(b) They are not friendly.
(c) They are the happiest people in the Mormon capitol.
(d) They are the most miserable people in the Mormon capitol.

4. What does Detective Fix say to Fogg once they are on British soil?
(a) Both of these.
(b) He asks him if he is Phileas Fogg.
(c) "I arrest you in the Queen's name!"
(d) Neither of these.

5. What way does Passepartout choose to get money for breakfast?
(a) He sells his European clothes and buys less expensive Japanese clothes.
(b) He places a wager on a game of whist.
(c) He seeks help from the French consulate.
(d) He asks for work in the tea house in exchange for his meal.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what city does the train stop when in Utah?

2. Who says: "It must be confessed that I cost my master dear!"

3. When did Fogg make it half way around the world?

4. What errand does Fogg send Passepartout on after speaking with Aouda?

5. How many days after returning home are Fogg and Aouda married?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Fix sees Fogg and Aouda in San Francisco, he acts as though he has not seen them since Yokohama. Why? How does he resolve this issue?

2. Much to the readers surprise, at the end of Chapter 36, Fogg enters the Reform Club salon, winning the wager. How was this possible?

3. What does Passepartout share with Fogg and Aouda about his experience in the tavern? How does Fogg respond to Passepartout's story?

4. Why does Fogg return quietly in the night rather than going to the Reform Club to face those who have wagered against him?

5. How does Fogg react to the train passenger's disappearance? What does this say about the changes in his character?

6. What way does Passepartout consider earning money for breakfast in Yokohama? What way does he decide to earn the money?

7. What does the culmination of the relationship between Aouda and Fogg represent?

8. Fogg does an extremely good job solving the travel obstacles throughout his journey. How does he solve the issue of missing the steamer in New York?

9. How are Fogg, Aouda, Fix, Colonel Proctor, and Passepartout effected by the Sioux Indian attack on the train?

10. What do we see happening to Fogg's character and appearances in Chapter 32? How has he changed throughout the book so far?

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