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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 eating shrimp remind Forrest of?
(a) Bubba.
(b) His mama.
(c) Jenny.
(d) Lt. Dan.
2. Why is Forrest's mama crying when he gets home from college?
(a) Because she's so proud that he graduated.
(b) His dad died.
(c) He has been drafted.
(d) Because he flunked out of school.
3. What does the drummer, Mose, introduce Forrest to?
(a) Ecstasy.
(b) Cocaine.
(c) Alcohol.
(d) Marijuana.
4. What is Forrest put in charge of that causes an explosion?
(a) Cleaning the bathrooms.
(b) The kitchen, making his first meal.
(c) The ammunition.
(d) Cleaning the guns.
5. After staying briefly in a dorm room, where does Forrest move to at college?
(a) The basement.
(b) The attic.
(c) A motel.
(d) An apartment.
Short Answer Questions
1. Forrest's mother is very __________.
2. What is just starting when Forrest arrives at his first city in Vietnam?
3. What is the name of the band Forrest joins in Chapter 11?
4. What does Forrest realize from literature?
5. What does Forrest enjoy doing in the afternoons while recovering from his wound in Vietnam?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what happens when Forrest audits Dr. Quackenbush's new course, "Role of the Idiot in World Literature."
2. Describe where Forrest first stays at the University of Alabama.
3. Describe what happens at St. Elizabeth's Hospital that gets Forrest recruited to NASA.
4. Recall what happens between Chairman Mao and Forrest in Chapter 9.
5. List what Mr. Wilkins is hired to coach Forrest on while he is in Peking, China.
6. Summarize how Forrest was raised and his early schooling.
7. Explain what three factors prove crucial for Forrest going forward in his life after the army.
8. Describe Forrest's two month stay at a hospital in Danang.
9. Describe what happens when Forrest meets President Lyndon B. Johnson in Chapter 8.
10. Recall how Forrest claims to have read about idiots in literature, and list those authors.
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