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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. At Loka House in "Reunion," what is the man wearing when Janice goes to get a room?
(a) Navy suit.
(b) Jumpsuit.
(c) T-shirt and jeans.
(d) Underwear.
2. In "Reunion," what does Janice want to eat?
(a) Tacos.
(b) Hamburger and fries.
(c) Pizza.
(d) Chinese.
3. How many rooms does Loka House have?
(a) 20.
(b) 10.
(c) 35.
(d) 90.
4. What does Connie Stove remember making from pizza-boxes?
(a) Smithsonian.
(b) Washington Monument.
(c) Thomas Jefferson Memorial.
(d) Lincoln Memorial.
5. How old does Connie Stove say that she was when she was taking acid tabs like cough drops?
(a) 16.
(b) 17.
(c) 19.
(d) 18.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "Sociology #1," when was a Black veteran arrested for trying to enter the American Legion?
2. In "Reunion," what is the only car in the parking lot?
3. In "The Prairie Executioner #2," what does Kenneth have?
4. In "Sunset," what is a man wearing at the bus station who says goodbye to two children?
5. What type of business does Janice think she wants to start in "Leaving and Asking"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Janice decide to do instead of follow Claude to Missouri?
2. Where are Claude and Simone to work at the journalism office, and how is their space set up?
3. How does Claude describe the stop the bus makes in Springfield?
4. What does the sociology professor want students to call him, and how many students call him by his preferred name?
5. What does Chester Dexter try to persuade Janice to do in "Ohio"?
6. Why does Claude try to call Janice in "Interlude"?
7. What does Claude say happened to Chester Dexter?
8. Who is Charles Doyle, why does Paul fight him, and what happens when Paul fights him?
9. What is the Prairie Executioner?
10. Why does Claude think that Whitney is scared in "The Prairie Executioner #2"?
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