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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 does Lucille initially call out to when she hears Marv outside her window?
(a) Wendy.
(b) Claire.
(c) Nancy.
(d) Goldie.
2. How does Marv injure the bouncer to Kadie's?
(a) He breaks his teeth.
(b) He pushes in his eyes.
(c) He snaps his wrist.
(d) He crushes his kneecap.
3. Who is Tommy?
(a) Marv's weapons contact.
(b) The man who ordered the man to send the hit men after Marv.
(c) Goldie's brother.
(d) The man who killed Goldie.
4. Where did Goldie pick up Marv before bringing him to the hotel?
(a) Jail.
(b) A saloon.
(c) A strip club.
(d) The church.
5. Who is waiting for Marv to surface from the water, not knowing that he has exited the water another way?
(a) His gang.
(b) Goldie.
(c) Police officers.
(d) The murderer.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is a significant descriptor of Kadie?
2. What is a side effect of the legal status of drinking?
3. What does Marv hesitate to question about Goldie in the beginning of "The Hard Goodbye"?
4. What is Marv doing at the top of Chapter 2?
5. What is Marv preparing to do for the arrival of the police at the very end of Chapter 1?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe Marv's deductions about the police officers in chapter two.
2. How does Marv escape from the hotel?
3. What is significant about Lucille's gun?
4. Why does Marv send Weevil out to tell people his current location?
5. What information does Marv get from the priest in chapter five?
6. How does Marv pass the day in the beginning of chapter five?
7. How do Marv and Lucille feel about each other?
8. How does Marv acquire a police cruiser and what happens to it by the end of the chapter?
9. What does Marv believe about his encounter with Goldie's doppelganger near the church?
10. What is significant about Marv believing that he caught Goldie's scent in the air?
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