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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. Why does R.V. say they should join forces?
(a) To get more money.
(b) To ensure everyone is safe.
(c) To take down Slick.
(d) For the greater good.

2. When are the pay-ups that R.V. is requesting due?
(a) Saturday at 7.
(b) Noon on Friday.
(c) 7 at Thursday.
(d) Mondays at noon.

3. Why is Corliss waiting in Mary Farragot's apartment?
(a) For her to come back.
(b) To take notes on her posessions.
(c) To talk to her about her likes and dislikes.
(d) To Open her mail and materials.

4. How do Billy's enemies feel?
(a) Nervous.
(b) Frightened.
(c) Excited.
(d) Saddened.

5. Why does Teddy start logging overtime?
(a) To spy on Red and the woman.
(b) To make more money from his gambling.
(c) To talk to Billy.
(d) To be around when the nightshift breaks for lunch.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Willis have to avoid Bertha, the cook?

2. What does Ella ask God?

3. Why does Tommy's father "kick (Butler's) ass"?

4. What does R.V. remind Jones that they are?

5. Which of the following characters is the hearing officer?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the scar on the woman that fascinates the narrator.

2. What does Winfield say he was doing until he saw Mrs. Farragot run out of her house?

3. What does Butler forbid in his shop and why does he forbid them?

4. What is Butler's obsession that becomes his theme as he delivers his sermons?

5. How does Gloria's husband feel about square dancing and why is it surprising he feels this way?

6. What does the woman say about men?

7. Describe Gloria in regards to her views on country music and the south. Be sure to include where she is from.

8. How does Willis confront Jones and what does Willis say to him?

9. Describe Gweneth Lawson as seen through the narrator's eyes.

10. What does R.V. says in the only concern for Willis and R.V.?

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