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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. To which of the following does Malcolm compare Fife?
(a) Merlin.
(b) Houdini.
(c) Gandalf.
(d) Copperfield.
2. About which of the following does Fife ask Nick Dafina as they return to their hometown together?
(a) Cliff Ericson.
(b) Cliff Calvin.
(c) Leif Eriksson.
(d) Joe Johnson.
3. In which of the following does Fife expect to place a poetry review?
(a) Raleigh Daily Times.
(b) Durham News and Observer.
(c) Pembroke News and Observer.
(d) Raleigh News and Observer.
4. The comment that Joan Baez “was like their Joan of Arc riding up on her white horse to inspire them and validate their plight” (130-31) offers an example of which of the following?
(a) Simile.
(b) Conceit.
(c) Metaphor.
(d) Analogy.
5. About which of the following does Fife ask Nick Dafina as they return to their hometown together?
(a) Anna Laurel.
(b) Evelyn Rose.
(c) Uma Poppy.
(d) Orinoco Violet.
Short Answer Questions
1. To which of the following does Fife declare an intention to go to Cuba?
2. The comment about Straford that it is “the reverse side of the coin that bears the ghetto on its face” (125) offers an example of which of the following?
3. To which of the following does Fife arrange to have his luggage delivered?
4. The comment that Alicia’s belly “will lie in puddles, a collapsed tent” (233) offers an example of which of the following?
5. Which of the following judges features in Fife’s work on priestly misconduct?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Fife note having felt suspicious as he leaves the bank with the deposit check from Alicia’s trust fund?
2. What does Fife muse that the film crew will gain from their project?
3. When Fife is asked about Joan Baez and Malcolm comments, “That’s a heartbreaker, man” (130), to what does Fife note the comment refers?
4. How does Fife explain his teenaged road trip with Nick Dafina as “clean and honorable” (188-89)?
5. What comments are made regarding Fife’s dormitory room in his first collegiate attempt?
6. What sentence is noted for the guilty party in Fife’s work on priestly misconduct?
7. How is Stanley’s house described?
8. What does Fife assert marks the end of his and Nick Dafina’s innocence?
9. What does Fife muse that Renée does for him?
10. How does Fife describe Amy’s reaction to Boston?
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