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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 comes flapping around the narrator in Chapter 37?
(a) A moth.
(b) A bat.
(c) A bird.
(d) A butterfly.
2. What newspaper does the narrator find with his name all over it in Chapter 22?
(a) San Francisco Chronicle.
(b) San Francisco Gazette.
(c) New York Times.
(d) San Francis Chronicle.
3. What does Romana keep giving to the narrator in Chapter 36?
(a) Beer.
(b) Water.
(c) Wine.
(d) Food.
4. Billie works for a living doing what?
(a) Secretarial work.
(b) Modeling.
(c) Acting.
(d) Performance art.
5. What does Billie say she's going to do in Chapter 34?
(a) Leave for New York.
(b) Marry Cody.
(c) Kill Jack.
(d) Kill herself.
Short Answer Questions
1. What has happened to the chair in Billie's apartment in Chapter 30?
2. Who comes to visit the narrator in Chapter 30?
3. What does the narrator drink before bed in Chapter 22?
4. At what time do the narrator and his friends arrive at Cody's in Chapter 33?
5. What image does the narrator think of watching Billie wade in the water in Chapter 34?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Jack do once Billie has left for work in Chapter 27? Who does he meet?
2. What do Jack and Billie talk about in Chapter 34? What realization does he have in this chapter?
3. What does Jack reveal through exposition regarding Cody and Evelyn in Chapter 23?
4. What does Jack compare the visions he sees in Chapter 37 to?
5. What does Jack write of his wishes for Cody to be a writer in Chapter 25?
6. What does Jack suggest to Billie regarding their relationship in Chapter 31?
7. What does Cody propose to Jack in Chapter 24 regarding Willamine?
8. What leads Jack to go for Cody's suggestion in Chapter 24?
9. Who arrives at the cabin in the beginning of Chapter 23?
10. What is Jack's state of mind in the end of Chapter 22?
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