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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 does Kilgore decide after reading what he saw written in the bathroom?
(a) To join a new religion.
(b) To live his life as he has been doing.
(c) To kill himself.
(d) To act as the eyes, ears and conscious of the creator.

2. What is causing Dwayne's continual mental instability?
(a) Medication he is taking.
(b) Lack of testosterone.
(c) Drugs.
(d) A chemical imbalance.

3. Who sits near Dwayne during breakfast?
(a) Eliot.
(b) Kilgore.
(c) Philboyd.
(d) Cyprian.

4. Where does Cyprian work?
(a) A family clinic.
(b) A local hospital.
(c) A research center.
(d) A pharmacy.

5. What is the name of Kilgore's pet?
(a) Duke.
(b) Max.
(c) Bill.
(d) Sam.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Kilgore imagine about himself after reading what was written on the bathroom wall?

2. What happens to Kilgore after he leaves the bathroom in Chapter 7?

3. In Chapter 10, what is Kilgore's contrary position to the driver's conversation?

4. Where was Kilgore's novel published?

5. What does Kilgore believe about mirrors?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Dwayne think he is hallucinating Wayne when he first meets him?

2. What happens to Kilgore after he notices that a car is following him as he walks down 42nd Street?

3. How are the relationships between the pets and Kilgore and Dwayne different?

4. What is one of the boring topics that Kilgore and the driver talk about when they go through Philadelphia?

5. What is the difference between Dwayne's personal life and business life?

6. Why does Dwayne have to stand in line at his own hotel?

7. Who sends Kilgore a fan letter and what is the book that the fan praises?

8. After pondering the question on the bathroom wall, what is Kilgore lead to think about?

9. What is the irony of Kilgore browsing in the pornography shop in New York?

10. Why does Kilgore think Americans are greedy?

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