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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 Governor’s daughter, as revealed in Chapter 13?
(a) Melissa.
(b) Michelle.
(c) Maria.
(d) Mary.
2. What stolen product is the Elephant moving in Chapter 19?
(a) Televisions.
(b) Radios.
(c) Refrigerators.
(d) Tires.
3. According to Potts in Chapter 21, who had saved his life when he was a young officer?
(a) Joe Peck.
(b) Guido Elefante.
(c) The Governor.
(d) Sportcoat.
4. According to his words in Chapter 19, whom does Joe Peck believe was behind the shooting at the pier?
(a) Deems.
(b) Bunch Moon.
(c) The Elephant.
(d) The Gorvinos.
5. In Chapter 21, what does Potts fear will destroy the neighborhood?
(a) Poverty.
(b) Crime.
(c) Disease.
(d) Heroin.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to the Governor in Chapter 13, in what church was the Venus discovered?
2. Chapter 26 takes place how many years after Sportcoat shot Deems?
3. What is Haroldeen’s nickname, as revealed in Chapter 22?
4. Who recently contacted Hot Sausage in Chapter 26?
5. Which person does Hot Sausage greatly dislike, as revealed in Chapter 17?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did the Governor come to possess the Venus, as explained in Chapter 13?
2. Briefly describe the conversation between Sportcoat and the Elephant in Chapter 16.
3. With whom does Deems go out on a date in Chapter 17? What does he know about her?
4. What plan does Sportcoat hatch in Chapter 17? How does Hot Sausage respond?
5. What news does Potts give to Sister Gee in Chapter 15?
6. What information does Joe Peck seek from the Elephant in Chapter 19?
7. According to Lightbulb in Chapter 14, how has Deems changed as a result of the shooting?
8. What plan does Bunch Moon hatch in Chapter 14? Why?
9. What information does Potts give to Sister Gee in Chapter 18?
10. What happens to Bunch Moon in Chapter 22?
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