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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. How does Marv attempt to pass the time while waiting for the day to go by in Chapter 5?
(a) Watching TV.
(b) Drawing.
(c) Exercising.
(d) Reading.

2. What is a side effect of the legal status of drinking?
(a) Only politicians can drink.
(b) Alcohol is practicailly free.
(c) Nobody drinks.
(d) Alcohol is incredibly expensive.

3. After gaining the upper hand against the hit men, what does Marv take from one of them?
(a) His coat.
(b) His gun.
(c) His police badge.
(d) His sword.

4. What does Marv believe about the woman who hit him with her car?
(a) It is Goldie.
(b) It is Goldie's sister.
(c) It is someone playing a cruel prank on him.
(d) He is hallucinating.

5. Who does Lucille initially call out to when she hears Marv outside her window?
(a) Goldie.
(b) Nancy.
(c) Claire.
(d) Wendy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Upon what events from his past does Marv reflect as being partially healed by his night with Goldie?

2. With what aspect of Goldie is Marv most taken?

3. According to Marv, his torture of Goldie's murderer will be so horrible, ____ will be a relief.

4. Where does the priest send Marv?

5. What sort of bed are Marv and Goldie together on?

Short Essay Questions

1. What information does Marv get from the priest in chapter five?

2. What is significant about Lucille's gun?

3. Why does Marv send Weevil out to tell people his current location?

4. How does Marv get his medication?

5. Describe the scene in the beginning of "The Hard Goodbye."

6. Describe the alleyway by the hotel and what it reveals about Sin City.

7. What happens to Marv after he leaves the church in chapter five?

8. What do the approaching police sirens indicate to Marv and why?

9. How does Marv escape from the hotel?

10. What does Marv believe will happen if he is caught by the police and what does this indicate about himself and the town?

(see the answer keys)

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