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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 is a significant descriptor of Kadie?
(a) Mobster.
(b) Transsexual.
(c) Prostitute.
(d) Transvestite.
2. Upon what events from his past does Marv reflect as being partially healed by his night with Goldie?
(a) War.
(b) His suicide attempts.
(c) Attack by Roark's men.
(d) Car accident.
3. Who is watching Marv as he leaves the bar at the end of Chapter 4?
(a) Roark.
(b) Hartigan.
(c) Kevin.
(d) A woman who looks like Goldie.
4. Where does the priest send Marv?
(a) A bar.
(b) A hospital.
(c) A farm.
(d) Roark's apartment.
5. Why can Marv not go outside during the day?
(a) He gets too many stares because of his looks.
(b) His skin is sensitive to the sun.
(c) He cannot see very well in the sunlight.
(d) Too many people are looking for him.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Marv, his torture of Goldie's murderer will be so horrible, ____ will be a relief.
2. When Marv tells Lucille that he fought some cops, what does she ask in return?
3. To whom do the police answer?
4. Who called the police in Chapter 1?
5. According to Marv, what is hell?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Marv swear to Goldie at the end of chapter two?
2. How does Marv explain his injuries and activities to his mother when he goes to her home for Gladys?
3. What does Marv believe about his encounter with Goldie's doppelganger near the church?
4. What is significant about Lucille's gun?
5. What does Marv reveal about his philosophy in life to Lucille in her apartment?
6. Describe the encounters that lead Marv to the church.
7. Why does Marv discuss jigsaw puzzles at the beginning of chapter four?
8. What is significant about Marv believing that he caught Goldie's scent in the air?
9. How do Marv and Lucille feel about each other?
10. How does Marv pass the day in the beginning of chapter five?
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