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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 is Marla doing in the narrator's mind during the support meeting?
(a) Smoking a cigarette.
(b) Crying.
(c) Smiling.
(d) Eating an apple.
2. What did the hostess do when Tyler told her about the pee in the perfume bottle?
(a) Destroyed all of the bottles.
(b) Got Tyler fired.
(c) Complained to the caterer.
(d) Cried in the bathroom.
3. What does Marla think she has when she urgently asks the narrator to come to the Regent Hotel?
(a) Melanoma.
(b) Brain parasites.
(c) Lung cancer.
(d) Breast cancer.
4. What does Marla store in the freezer for Tyler that belonged to her mother?
(a) Chicken breasts.
(b) Donated blood.
(c) Harvested fat.
(d) Ground beef.
5. What does Tyler tell the narrator he will be one step closer to by realizing his mortality?
(a) A new beginning.
(b) The end of life.
(c) Normalcy.
(d) Rock bottom.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Tyler send Marla's mother that the narrator is confused about?
2. What does the narrator recite while with Tyler?
3. Following his first encounter with Tyler, which support group does the narrator visit?
4. What does the narrator call his life of travel for his job?
5. What does the narrator notice about Marla while he is at the Regent Hotel with her?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the narrator start writing haikus to his coworkers?
2. Why does airport security stop the narrator at the airport after one of his business trips?
3. Why does the narrator take delight in thinking of himself and Tyler as "dinner party saboteurs"?
4. When the narrator confronts Marla about being a "tourist" at the support groups, how does Marla respond?
5. Why is Fight Club a males-only club?
6. Why does Tyler tell the narrator not to talk about him to Marla?
7. What did Tyler do to Marla's mother that the narrator was so upset about?
8. Why does the narrator frequent support group meetings to rid himself of insomnia?
9. What does the narrator notice on Marla's body besides the lump on her breast?
10. What is the meaning of a single-serving life that the narrator refers to as his own?
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