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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 do Thomas and Harold think they need to explain to Nelson?
(a) Justified realizations.
(b) The need to work together for publicity.
(c) Ethics of profit.
(d) Race relations.

2. What does Louis keep thinking of as he attends the dinner?
(a) Women.
(b) Drinks.
(c) Movies.
(d) Animals.

3. Why does Mr. G. block unemployment?
(a) To teach his employees a lesson.
(b) He doesn't believe in hand outs.
(c) To keep people from learning about the side business.
(d) He can save money that way.

4. For what is Charles on trial?
(a) DUI.
(b) Assault.
(c) Theft.
(d) Murder.

5. Which of the following characters is described as obviously successful if not wealthy?
(a) Louis.
(b) Fredericka.
(c) Maltz.
(d) Clair.

Short Answer Questions

1. What nationality does Leon think the man who summoned them is?

2. What does the sane man in the parable realize when he is given the vision of clarity?

3. Why does the narrator value Ginny?

4. What does the narrator ask the missionaries to tell him without looking in their Bibles?

5. How do the other diners look at the people involved in the theft?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Mrs. Richards bets a woman is fattening Louis up for the fry, about what does Louis think?

2. What is the first parable about the narrator shares?

3. What does Harold's wife, Ruth, demand he do and if he doesn't follow through, what does she say will happen?

4. What are the Foster's doing because it was recommended and because they are tired of tourism?

5. Where does this story take place?

6. What does the narrator say great literature has given way to?

7. Who is Nelson Reed and what does he become?

8. Why does the editor feel obliged to impose order on the piece of writing in front of him?

9. What happens when Charles interrupts his attorney's summation?

10. How does Charles seem to others and what does this lead people to think about the events that lead to his trial?

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