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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. Who takes a taxi from Daphne's party with Vinnie in Chapter 9?
(a) Chuck.
(b) Fred.
(c) Rosemary.
(d) Jimbo.
2. Who does Fred want to see when he passes out?
(a) The Vogelers.
(b) Vinnie.
(c) Rosemary.
(d) Roo.
3. How does Vinnie christen Barbie mentally?
(a) The Barbarian.
(b) Magestic.
(c) A cowgirl.
(d) Very elegant.
4. With whom does Fred walk along the Regent's Canal?
(a) Rosemary.
(b) Jimbo.
(c) The Vogelers.
(d) Roo.
5. Where is Fred watching the Druids' midsummer solstice rites?
(a) The British Museum.
(b) Parliament Hill.
(c) The London Zoo.
(d) BBC.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Roo want to rendezvous with Fred?
2. After the symposium and reception, who calls Vinnie?
3. In what condition is Mrs. Harris when Fred finds her?
4. Who prevents Fred from seeing Rosemary at the end of Chapter 11?
5. What does Vinnie not do for Chuck to make him love her?
Short Essay Questions
1. By the time Chuck leaves his belongings with Vinnie when he returns to Wiltshire in Chapter 7, how has his relationship with Vinnie changed from the beginning of the book?
2. Why does Fred go to Holland Park in Chapter 8?
3. What does Vinnie share with Chuck about Zimmern at the beginning of Chapter 7?
4. How does Vinnie try to change Chuck's appearance in Chapter 9?
5. Describe the symbolism Fred takes from the postcard he finds from Roberto Frank.
6. What does Fred find at Rosemary's house when he arrives in Chapter 10?
7. Explain whether or not you believe Mrs. Harris was ever a real person.
8. What does Chuck tell about his childhood in Chapter 7?
9. What does Vinnie fantasize about the polar bears while she is visiting the London Zoo with her cousins?
10. Why do you think Fido shrinks and waits outside when Vinnie enters her flat at the end of the novel?
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