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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. Why does Frank tell the sales representative that he needs to order 200 I.D. cards when he really only needs one for himself?
(a) So that the salesman believes him.
(b) He wants to keep a few extras just in case.
(c) At first he thinks he needs 200 cards.
(d) He plans to sell ID cards to other criminals.

2. What does Frank do when he is released from the police station in New Orleans?
(a) He goes home to New York City.
(b) He buys a plane ticket to Atlanta.
(c) He deadheads to Atlanta.
(d) He decides to stay with a girlfriend in New Orleans.

3. Why is Frank forced to pose as a lawyer?
(a) He wants to find a job where he cannot accidentally kill anyone.
(b) He needs a job that allows him to avoid the FBI.
(c) An old girlfriend remembers that he tells her he has a law degree from Harvard.
(d) He is looking for a job that helps him to earn a good salary.

4. Why does Frank enjoy attending a Methodist church?
(a) He hopes to meet women at church.
(b) He has the chance to work with kids as a volunteer.
(c) He knows that many of his clients are Methodists.
(d) He is genuinely interested in becoming a Methodist.

5. How does Frank feel about being sent to reform school?
(a) He uses it as a chance to learn more about being a con artist.
(b) He feels it is unfair because his father forgives him.
(c) He likes the reform school better than living at home.
(d) He feels angry and tries to escape.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Frank prove that he really is employed by Pan Am?

2. How is Frank affected by his parents' divorce?

3. How does Frank get a temporary license to practice medicine in Georgia?

4. How does Frank feel about being treated like a gopher?

5. What explanation does Frank give the state's attorney's office for his decision to stop working as a pilot?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Frank rely on Pan Am to help him?

2. First Frank poses as a pilot, then as a pediatrician. Do you see a pattern in his choices of role? Why do you think Frank chooses the roles that he does?

3. Why do you think that presenting himself as a jokester helps Frank to be accepted and look as though he knows what he is doing in the hospital?

4. How does Frank manage to escape the New Orleans police?

5. What skills do you think Frank needs to have in order to pass himself off as a pilot?

6. What are the drawbacks, for Frank, of working as a doctor?

7. Why do you think that Frank is concerned when the pilot of the flight he is on does not let him listen to conversations with the tower on a courtesy headset?

8. What is Frank's pattern of preparing himself for a new role?

9. Why do you think Frank thinks it is important never to wear his uniform around his apartment building?

10. How does Frank feel about not being entrusted with any actual legal work?

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