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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 does Kip find in the garden?
(a) The English patient's journal.
(b) A bomb.
(c) A cat.
(d) A ring.
2. What animal comes into the English patient's bedroom?
(a) A bear.
(b) A kitten.
(c) A snake.
(d) A dog.
3. What does Kip do with his partner's body?
(a) Buries it.
(b) Burns it.
(c) It is unclear.
(d) Throws it in the lake.
4. What natural occurrences does the English patient encounter during his travels?
(a) Volcanoes.
(b) Tsunamis.
(c) Tornados.
(d) Dust storms.
5. Why does Caravaggio decide he must find out the English patient's identity?
(a) He wants to be able to keep in touch with him after he leaves.
(b) He wants Hana to know who he is.
(c) So he can write the patient's family a letter.
(d) So he can publish a book.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Hana's profession?
2. Why is Hana's love for Kip destined to fail?
3. Who enters the room as Hana plays on the instrument in the library?
4. Which of the following belongings does Kip have with him when he arrives at the villa for the first time?
5. What purpose did the villa serve before the English patient arrived there?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the setting of Chapter 1.
2. Describe Hana's conversation with Caravaggio in the library after Kip and his partner arrive at the villa.
3. How does the narrator recount the English patient's adventures in the desert?
4. What is the general purpose of Chapter 4? Is it effective?
5. How does the entry of Geoffrey Clinton into the story change the plot?
6. Describe how Hana and the English patient come to know each other.
7. Describe the English patient's reaction to Katharine's decision to end the affair.
8. Describe how Caravaggio finds out that Hana is at the villa.
9. Describe Kip and his fascination with religious symbols.
10. Why does Katharine decide to breaks off her affair with the English patient?
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