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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 Fife arrange to have his luggage delivered?
(a) Strafford.
(b) Montpelier.
(c) Richmond
(d) Boston.

2. On which of the following days does Fife take Amy to his hometown?
(a) Sunday.
(b) Saturday.
(c) Friday.
(d) Monday.

3. About which of the following does Fife ask Nick Dafina as they return to their hometown together?
(a) Evelyn Rose.
(b) Orinoco Violet.
(c) Anna Laurel.
(d) Uma Poppy.

4. About which of the following does Fife ask Nick Dafina as they return to their hometown together?
(a) Cliff Ericson.
(b) Cliff Calvin.
(c) Joe Johnson.
(d) Leif Eriksson.

5. How much money does Fife carry to make a deposit on a house in Vermont?
(a) $10,000.
(b) $23,000.
(c) $230,000.
(d) $46,000.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following is the name of Fife and Nick Dafina’s high school principal?

2. Which of the following constellations does Fife note as he enters Vermont?

3. As which of the following is Sloan’s hair described?

4. From which of the following does Paul Swenson report hailing?

5. With which of the following rental agencies does Fife work?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Fife differentiate biography from autobiography or interview?

2. How is Stanley described when Fife arrives at his home?

3. What does Fife assert marks the end of his and Nick Dafina’s innocence?

4. How does Fife describe Amy’s reaction to Boston?

5. Why does Fife muse Malcolm and Diana do not care about his account of his life?

6. What are Nick Dafina’s military plans?

7. How does Fife explain his teenaged road trip with Nick Dafina as “clean and honorable” (188-89)?

8. With what interviewing technique does Malcolm credit Fife?

9. What does Fife muse that Renée does for him?

10. Why does Malcolm note he means to keep in his film Fife’s narration about dropping out of college?

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