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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. Where do the group drive south to visit in Chapter 21?
(a) A yacht.
(b) A castle.
(c) A bath house.
(d) A fishing hole.
2. What does the narrator liken riding in the jeep to in Chapter 33?
(a) A cradle.
(b) A teapot.
(c) A motorcycle.
(d) A rocking chair.
3. What comes flapping around the narrator in Chapter 37?
(a) A bird.
(b) A butterfly.
(c) A moth.
(d) A bat.
4. What does the narrator tell Billie he's afraid to do in Chapter 31?
(a) Go to New York.
(b) Get married.
(c) Go to Big Sur.
(d) Die.
5. What newspaper does the narrator find with his name all over it in Chapter 22?
(a) San Francisco Gazette.
(b) San Francis Chronicle.
(c) San Francisco Chronicle.
(d) New York Times.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the narrator compare the image of Cody in the doorway to in Chapter 23?
2. What color eyes does Billie have?
3. Where does the narrator sleep when staying at Cody's house on visits?
4. What is Billie's friend with the black hair's name?
5. Billie works for a living doing what?
Short Essay Questions
1. What childhood memory returns to Jack in Chapter 22?
2. How does Jack describe the inner world of his alcohol-laced madness in Chapter 21?
3. What do Jack and Billie talk about in Chapter 34? What realization does he have in this chapter?
4. What is the initial meeting of Jack and Billie like in Chapter 26?
5. What is Jack's state in Chapter 36? What is taking place at the cabin?
6. Where does the group stop on their way to the cabin in Chapter 33? Why?
7. What does Jack do once Billie has left for work in Chapter 27? Who does he meet?
8. Who arrives at the cabin in the beginning of Chapter 23?
9. What does Jack reveal through exposition regarding Cody and Evelyn in Chapter 23?
10. What does Jack compare the visions he sees in Chapter 37 to?
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