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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. With whom does Fred walk along the Regent's Canal?
(a) Roo.
(b) Jimbo.
(c) Rosemary.
(d) The Vogelers.
2. Who does Fred mistake for a small, stupid looking Druid?
(a) Roo.
(b) Edwin.
(c) Rosemary.
(d) Vinnie.
3. At the beginning of Chapter 8, how long has it been since Fred spoke to Rosemary?
(a) Seventy-two hours.
(b) Twelve hours.
(c) Twenty-four hours.
(d) Fourty-eight hours.
4. At the beginning of Chapter 12, how long has it been since Vinnie heard from Chuck?
(a) Three days.
(b) One week.
(c) Two weeks.
(d) One month.
5. What is Vinnie's social circle too old-fashioned to accept about Chuck?
(a) His dress.
(b) His marital status.
(c) His appearance.
(d) His accent.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why are Joe and Debby preoccupied with Jakie in Chapter 8?
2. What is Vinnie watching at the London Zoo?
3. What rumors does Fred confirm to Vinnie?
4. Who is Mrs. Harris, really?
5. As Vinnie is searching for Fred at the Druids' midsummer solstice rites, who does she blame for dragging her out of bed?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the events that take place between Rosemary and Vinnie in the taxi at the end of Chapter 9.
2. Describe the thoughts Fred has in bed at the end of Chapter 10 and the ultimate realization he makes.
3. Why can Vinnie no longer imagine sharing space with anyone?
4. Why does Fred go to Holland Park in Chapter 8?
5. What does Fred find at Rosemary's house when he arrives in Chapter 10?
6. Why do you think Fido shrinks and waits outside when Vinnie enters her flat at the end of the novel?
7. Describe Edwin's interaction with Fred at Rosemary's house in Chapter 11.
8. Describe the symbolism Fred takes from the postcard he finds from Roberto Frank.
9. At the end of Chapter 11, why has Fred never in his life felt worse about himself?
10. Describe the events that lead up to Vinnie disposing of Chuck's raincoat.
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