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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 the narrator realize about Fight Club over the next few weeks?
(a) No one is interested in Fight Club.
(b) People have been breaking the first rule of Fight Club.
(c) Tyler is crazy.
(d) He does not want to be a part of Fight Club.

2. What does Marla do when the narrator tells her the fat is used to make soap?
(a) She tells him it is a good idea.
(b) She slaps him in the face.
(c) She does not really care.
(d) She angrily chases him.

3. What does Tyler tell the narrator about how he met Maria?
(a) She was walking down Paper Street.
(b) She was at the banquet he had just served.
(c) He bumped into her at a store.
(d) She called the house and he picked up.

4. Why does the narrator wonder if Tyler and Marla are the same person?
(a) They are so similar.
(b) They wear the same clothes.
(c) They are always together.
(d) They are never in the same room at the same time.

5. What does the narrator discover has happened when he returns home?
(a) His apartment exploded.
(b) Someone's apartment caught fire.
(c) His apartment was burglarized.
(d) His apartment is being fumigated.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the favor Tyler asks of the narrator after agreeing to let the narrator stay with him?

2. What is in the narrator's mouth when the book opens?

3. When the narrator recalls calling Marla to ask if she was going to a meeting, which support group was he asking about?

4. What does Tyler urinate into in the stopped elevator?

5. What does the narrator learn about through his job?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does the narrator start writing haikus to his coworkers?

2. When the narrator confronts Marla about being a "tourist" at the support groups, how does Marla respond?

3. Why does airport security stop the narrator at the airport after one of his business trips?

4. What was Tyler's first civil disobedience act that the narrator recalls while in the stopped elevator?

5. How is Tyler's soap production another rebellion against society, specifically, women?

6. What does the chemical kiss that Tyler burns into the narrator's hand mean?

7. What is the triangle that the narrator mentions in the opening scene? Why are anarchy, guns and an explosion used to represent that triangle?

8. Why does the narrator feel secretly relieved about his condominium exploding?

9. What does Marla tell the narrator was her reason for not wanting to know about her breast cancer when she found the first lump?

10. Why does the narrator take delight in thinking of himself and Tyler as "dinner party saboteurs"?

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