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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. Who is waiting at the narrator's apartment when he comes back from lunch?
(a) Alex.
(b) Michael.
(c) Megan.
(d) Amanda.

2. What animal does Megan say was found in the mail room?
(a) A ferret.
(b) A mink.
(c) A puppy.
(d) An iguana.

3. In fifty years, how many retractions has the magazine printed?
(a) One.
(b) Three.
(c) None.
(d) Ten.

4. What plans with Megan has the narrator forgotten?
(a) He has forgotten their lunch date.
(b) He has forgotten their movie night.
(c) He has forgotten their elopement.
(d) He has forgotten their dinner reservation.

5. How does the narrator's mother describe the pain she is in?
(a) She likens it to a broken arm.
(b) She likens it to having a sunburn.
(c) She likens it to the pain she felt during the narrator's birth.
(d) She likens it to going to the dentist.

Short Answer Questions

1. What drink does the narrator order at the bar?

2. Where do the narrator and Megan go to eat?

3. Who does the narrator encounter at the club?

4. Who does the narrator's mother see just before she dies?

5. Where does the narrator wake up in the morning?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does the narrator call Vicky after the party?

2. Why is a home-cooked meal such a novelty for the narrator?

3. Why is it ironic that the narrator snorts cocaine behind the library?

4. What stunt is the narrator planning to pull at the fashion show?

5. What happens when the narrator and Amanda speak?

6. Why does Michael say he never liked Amanda?

7. Why does Megan invite the narrator to dinner at her apartment?

8. What catalysts are responsible for the narrator rising early, reading the paper, and arriving on time to work?

9. What does the narrator remember the most about Amanda, though he cannot remember what she looks like?

10. What exhibit in the museum is the narrator's favorite?

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