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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does Holly have to go on Thursdays?
(a) The casino.
(b) Sing Sing.
(c) To visit a relative.
(d) To a community center.

2. What is there a big bowl of at Joe's bar?
(a) Cereal.
(b) Candy.
(c) Fresh flowers.
(d) Lemons.

3. According to Holly, what are the mean reds?
(a) Impatience.
(b) Boredom.
(c) Depression.
(d) Angst.

4. What do Holly and the narrator steal?
(a) Halloween masks.
(b) Candy.
(c) Stuffed animals.
(d) Marbles.

5. What promise does Holly keep to Mr. Yunioshi?
(a) Not to ring his bell again.
(b) Her promise to bring him his mail.
(c) Not to play her music loudly.
(d) Her promise to model for him.

6. What does the narrator find in a book entitled "The Baseball Guide"?
(a) Newspaper clippings.
(b) Love letters.
(c) Photographs.
(d) Passports.

7. What time does Holly ask the narrator over for drinks?
(a) Anytime after 5:00.
(b) 6-ish.
(c) 8:00 pm sharp.
(d) 7:30.

8. What is Mr. Yunioshi's profession?
(a) Newscaster.
(b) Photographer.
(c) School teacher.
(d) Bartender.

9. Of the narrator's previous neighbors, who is the only one still living in the brownstone?
(a) Holly Golightly.
(b) Mr.Yunioshi.
(c) Joe Bell.
(d) Madame Sapphia Spanella.

10. What does Holly call Fred while talking to Mag?
(a) Innocent.
(b) Funny.
(c) Strange.
(d) Stupid.

11. How does Holly describe Mag?
(a) As a perfect fool.
(b) As a chronic gossip.
(c) As a self-obsessed cow.
(d) As a pathetic parasite.

12. How long has the narrator been living at the brownstone before he notices Holly's calling card?
(a) About a week.
(b) Almost a month.
(c) A couple of days.
(d) Two weeks.

13. How long has Holly been on her own?
(a) Since she was sixteen.
(b) Since she was thirteen.
(c) Since she was seventeen.
(d) Since she was fourteen.

14. How does the narrator describe Holly's features?
(a) Big teeth hidden by bigger lips.
(b) A round nose covered in freckles.
(c) A large mouth and an upturned nose.
(d) A dramatic set of unforgiving eyes.

15. How does the narrator describe Holly's cat?
(a) Light and wiry, just like its owner.
(b) A red tiger-striped tom.
(c) A feral, dirty creature.
(d) Soft, and ginger in color.

Short Answer Questions

1. What store do Holly and the narrator steal something from?

2. Where is Holly's apartment in relation to the narrator's apartment?

3. What does the narrator admire in an antique store's window?

4. Where is the narrator's brownstone located?

5. How does the narrator describe the inscription on Holly's calling card?

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