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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. To whom was Astrid engaged but broke off the wedding?
(a) Alex Wu.
(b) Charlie Wu.
(c) William Lim.
(d) Malcom Cheng.
2. Where does Book 1, Chapter 6 open?
(a) Singapore.
(b) Hong Kong.
(c) Paris.
(d) New York.
3. Whom does Nick introduce Rachel to as his favorite aunt in Book 2, Chapter 2?
(a) Alexandra.
(b) Felicity.
(c) Lorena.
(d) Charlotte.
4. Where does Nick rent a cozy alcove studio in New York?
(a) Fifth Avenue.
(b) Anderson Street.
(c) Morton Street.
(d) Fifty-second Street.
5. What is the name of Alexandra Young's younger son who is referred to "the hopeless one" because he is dating a soap star (50)?
(a) Michael.
(b) Alistair.
(c) Nick.
(d) Eddie.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who takes on the role of the chairman in the pretend game in the Prologue?
2. Where has Nicholas Young just returned from via plane in the Prologue?
3. In what city is the Prologue set?
4. In what year is Book 1, Chapter 1 set?
5. Who is organizing the bachelor party, according to Nick in Book 2, Chapter 6?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is the matter with the hotel manager resolved in the Prologue?
2. What has Eleanor discovered about Rachel that upsets her greatly in Book 1, Chapter 13?
3. What narrative perspective is establied in the Prologue? Why is this important to the story?
4. Why is Rachel upset with Nick regarding his family in Book 1, Chapter 8? How does Nick placate her?
5. Where is Araminta's bachelorette party? How are the guests described?
6. How and when did Astrid meet Michael?
7. How is the Bible study meeting described in Book 1, Chapter 2?
8. What advice does Nick's great-aunt Rosemary give him in Book 1, Chapter 8?
9. What setting is established in the Prologue? How is the setting described?
10. Where is Eleanor's husband Philip when she talks to him on the phone in Book 1, Chapter 13? Why?
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