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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 is the name of the character Joel plays during the skit?
(a) Alex Shephard.
(b) Dave Silverstein.
(c) Michael Arlen.
(d) Brian Holcomb.

2. Nat cheers Joel up with a story about a man by what name?
(a) Ralph Adams.
(b) Joe Squires.
(c) Bill Kaughman.
(d) Tom Miller.

3. How does Joel react when he receives a telegram two days after the tea?
(a) He throws it away.
(b) He thinks it is sweet.
(c) He cries.
(d) It makes him angry.

4. What does Joel do for a living?
(a) Director.
(b) Actor.
(c) Screenwriter.
(d) Makeup artist.

5. Who does Joel write a letter to the morning after the tea?
(a) Stella.
(b) Nat.
(c) His mother.
(d) Miles.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Joel first decide he wants to have lunch the day after the tea?

2. What is Miles' last name?

3. Two days after the tea, Joel receives an invitation to an event taking place on what day?

4. How much money does Nat tell Joel he loses recently?

5. How many children do Stella and Miles have?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Joel come to realize that he fails to impress the crowd with his skit?

2. Describe the letter Joel sends to Miles.

3. What does Joel contemplate when he wakes after spending the night with Stella?

4. At the second Sunday event in the story, what dp Miles and Stella been arguing about?

5. What does Joel tell Stella when she comes downstairs, while alone at her home?

6. Why does Stella think Miles might be watching her and Joel?

7. Why does Joel think Stella wants him to stay with her after hearing the news about Miles' death?

8. Why does Joel believe people do not show Stella a lot of attention?

9. Describe what Beverly Hills looks like as Joel and Stella walk to her house.

10. What does Joel start to feel about Stella when he has a moment alone, after Stella receives a telegram from Miles?

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