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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. When did the Prairie Executioner have its own building?
(a) Late 1800s.
(b) Early 1900s.
(c) 1960s.
(d) Before the Civil War.
2. What type of pet does the man who delivers water jugs to each floor of the dorm have?
(a) Hamster.
(b) Cat.
(c) Dog.
(d) Gerbil.
3. How is Chester Dexter injured his sophomore year at Ohio State?
(a) Leg broken in 5 places.
(b) Hip fracture.
(c) Kneecap fracture.
(d) Pelvic fracture.
4. What is the name of the man who Paul thinks stole his lover in "Leaving and Asking"?
(a) Able Wilson.
(b) Tim Stephens.
(c) Charles Doyle.
(d) Mark Andrews.
5. How many editors are there on the Prairie Executioner?
(a) 12.
(b) 6.
(c) 10.
(d) 8.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Chester Dexter do for a living after he is injured his sophomore year at Ohio State?
2. In "Leaving and Asking," what does the man do that Claude's mother married?
3. Where do Claude and Janice go to eat in "Reunion"?
4. Where does RA Tom have a meeting with Claude's entire floor in "Icebreaker"?
5. In "Leaving and Askikng," where does Janice think she should live in Missouri?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where are Claude and Simone to work at the journalism office, and how is their space set up?
2. How does Claude describe the stop the bus makes in Springfield?
3. What is the Prairie Executioner?
4. In "Reunion," what does Janice look like?
5. In "Sociology #1," what does Claude feel about conversations on campus as he walks to the journalism office?
6. Who do Janice and Claude encounter in the office of Loka House?
7. What is Martin's Taco Palace like?
8. What does the sociology professor want students to call him, and how many students call him by his preferred name?
9. Why has Janice come to Missouri?
10. Who is Charles Doyle, why does Paul fight him, and what happens when Paul fights him?
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