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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where is the dam being built that will turn part of the Cahulawassee River into a lake?
(a) Aintry.
(b) Oree.
(c) Where the river exits Lake Bodie.
(d) A few miles south of Atlanta.

2. To what businesses does the graphics studio mostly cater ?
(a) The local chamber of commerce.
(b) Small local accounts.
(c) Local artists wishing for more exposure.
(d) Contract work for Chicago and New York agencies.

3. in the Before section, Ed Gentry is depressed after lunch because...
(a) He and his wife had a fight that morning.
(b) He feels his life is ordinary.
(c) He doesn't like the presentation on which he's working.
(d) He's afraid he won't live up to Lewis' expectations of him.

4. Alone in his office after the canoe trip was proposed, how does Ed get past his depression?
(a) He uses deep breathing techniques.
(b) He talks himself out of it.
(c) He gets to work on the day's photo shoot.
(d) He doesn't; it plagues him for the rest of the day.

5. What does Bobby Trippe want to bring on the canoe trip?
(a) Liquor.
(b) Archery equipment.
(c) An extra first-aid kit.
(d) A gun for protection.

6. Before Lewis arrives to begin the canoe trip, what does Ed's wife do to make Ed feel better?
(a) She makes sure he has everything he needs.
(b) She tells him he doesn't have to make the trip.
(c) She makes love to him.
(d) She tells him he'll enjoy the trip.

7. What are the approximate ages of the four men who are discussing the canoe trip?
(a) Late twenties.
(b) Varies from twenty to thirty-five.
(c) Mid-forties.
(d) Mid-thirties.

8. What do Bobby and Drew contribute to the enjoyment of their first night's camp?
(a) They gather the firewood.
(b) Bobby is a great cook, and Drew cleans up afterwards.
(c) Spooky stories and kooky riddles.
(d) Liquor and music.

9. What kind of business does Ed Gentry own with a partner?
(a) He's the sole owner of a tax business.
(b) None, he recently sold his half of the business.
(c) An accounting firm.
(d) A graphics design firm.

10. Why does Ed enjoy Drew's music so much at the first encampment of the canoe trip?
(a) Drew knows what kind of music each man likes and plays it.
(b) It reminds him of home and of his wife.
(c) It's soft mood music.
(d) It's folk music played in the right setting.

11. What does Drew do after he and Lonnie play a duet?
(a) He offers Lonnie a chance to play in the city.
(b) He laughs for the sheer joy of having made music.
(c) He gets Lonnie's name and address to look him up later.
(d) He turns away in embarrassment because he played poorly.

12. What one good thing had Holley done that remains at the graphics business?
(a) Turned a bird into a Pegasus.
(b) Created a mural along the hallway.
(c) Instilled the value of artistic integrity in the design team.
(d) Wrote a manual on graphic design.

13. Which of the four men on the canoe trip is a straightforward quiet fellow?
(a) Drew.
(b) Bobby.
(c) Lewis.
(d) Ed.

14. When Ed and Lewis arrive at the Griner brother's garage, what happens to one of the brothers?
(a) He is cut and bleeding.
(b) He stumbles over an anvil on his way to greet the men.
(c) He barely misses being hit by a bullet when he drops his rifle.
(d) He misjudges an anvil swing and breaks a truck wheel.

15. What does Ed do when the owl hunts from the pole of his tent?
(a) He rolls up in his sleeping bag; it's the only way he can sleep.
(b) He pushes the claws off the tent pole.
(c) He shakes the tent until it stays away.
(d) He imagines himself hunting with it.

Short Answer Questions

1. How much does Lewis offer each Griner brother to drive their cars to Aintry?

2. What kind of men work at the graphics studio?

3. While driving to Oree, what does Lewis tell Ed?

4. In the Before section, what does the graphics studio client think will best sell his Kitt's product?

5. On the first day of the canoe trip, for what does Lewis tell Ed he wants to be ready?

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