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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 does Alex take the boys after fighting them?
(a) The Korova Milkbar.
(b) The Wailing Emperor.
(c) The Pectopah.
(d) The Duke of New York.
2. What does Alex say about his so-called friends?
(a) That they will help him.
(b) That they don't exist.
(c) That they put him up to it.
(d) That they are innocent.
3. What excuse does Alex give his mother for not going to school?
(a) That he is tired from doing drugs and raping people the night before.
(b) He has a headache.
(c) He is sick.
(d) He has a pain in his brooko.
4. What word does Alex use to refer to his friends?
(a) Droogs.
(b) Dracks.
(c) Drugs.
(d) Drags.
5. What is the slang for "apologies?"
(a) Apa logies.
(b) Appy polly loggies.
(c) Apper loggers.
(d) Apapalogologogies.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the old woman threaten to do to Alex?
2. How long has Alex been in prison when the chapter begins?
3. What does Alex do that is not so clever?
4. What kind of justice does the Governor believe in?
5. What were the hard slovos from the Chief Chasso the beginning of?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the drunk outside the Duke of New York think about the world?
2. Why is F. Alexander so opposed to the actions of the government?
3. What is Alex's usual reaction to violence? What does Dr. Branom say the normal reaction to violence is?
4. What kind of mutually-beneficial relationship does Alex and the prison chaplain have?
5. Why does Alex and his gang act the way they do?
6. Why is Alex surprised to see that Dim and Billyboy are police officers?
7. How does Alex feel after watching the movie? What is the reaction from the doctors?
8. What are members of the group like? Are they nice people?
9. What are the pictures that the doctors show Alex of? How does he react?
10. What does Alex think of Dim?
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