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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. Who does the English patient say was left in the desert?
(a) Women and children.
(b) Wild animals.
(c) Ghosts.
(d) Soldiers.
2. What did Katharine request to borrow from the English patient?
(a) A pencil.
(b) A camera.
(c) A book.
(d) A towel.
3. Who does Kip work with in Westbury?
(a) Lord Suffolk.
(b) Madox.
(c) The English patient.
(d) American soldiers.
4. How does the relationship between Kip and Hana change in Chapter 8?
(a) It is more motherly.
(b) They are only friends.
(c) They agree that they are not meant to be together.
(d) They become lovers.
5. What does the English patient speak to Madox about?
(a) The curve of the sand.
(b) Mealtimes.
(c) Bank accounts.
(d) The hollow in a woman's throat.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does the English patient respond immediately after he falls in love with Katharine?
2. What organization does Kip belong to?
3. Why does Caravaggio give the English patient what he does in Chapter 6?
4. Where did the English patient take Katharine after the plane crash?
5. To whom does Hana write a letter before she leaves the villa?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is the symbol of the Western religious icon brought into Chapter 10?
2. Who is Miss Morden? Why is she significant to Kip?
3. How does Kip save another life from being lost after Lord Suffolk?
4. Explain the conflict between Hana and Caravaggio concerning the English patient's identity.
5. How does Katharine die?
6. Why do you think Caravaggio is so eager to disprove the English patient's identity?
7. What revelation does Kip have regarding his tendency to seek out affectionate relationships?
8. In Chapter 7, what does the reader learn about traditions in Sikh families? How are these traditions different in Kip's family?
9. Why would the English patient need to be particularly careful around Geoffrey Clifton? What was significant about his character?
10. Do you think Caravaggio was justified in forcing the English patient to talk about his identity? Why or why not?
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