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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 Mary use to try and suffocate herself in Chapter 29?
(a) Panti hose.
(b) Her Jackie dress.
(c) Duct tape.
(d) Saran wrap.

2. When does Mary's second husband die?
(a) 2years after they are married.
(b) 2 months after they are married.
(c) 2 minutes after they are married.
(d) 2 weeks after they are married.

3. Who fathers all the Kanka-bono girl's children?
(a) Kamikaze.
(b) James Wait.
(c) The Captain.
(d) Leon Trout.

4. Who says: "I love you so much. Please marry me. I'm so lonesome. I'm so scared."
(a) James Wait.
(b) Mary Hepburn.
(c) Kamikaze.
(d) Madarax.

5. Who could be seen as a virtuous knight as in days of yore in Chapter 38?
(a) Mandarax.
(b) Charles Darwin.
(c) Adolf von Kleist.
(d) Major Ricardo Cortez.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whose wife did James Wait have sexual relations with when he was still in Midland City, Ohio?

2. What did the narrator do in his sleep when he was alive?

3. Who is Orlon?

4. Where is the Bahia headed in Book 2: Chapter 2?

5. Where did Mary meet Roy Hepburn?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Book 2: Chapter 12, what does the narrator suggest as a means for Mary Hepburn to keep on living with the Captain for a little while longer?

2. How is the Bahia married to the South American mainland?

3. According to the narrator, why do people get hiccups?

4. Why does Siegfried von Kleist dance in Chapter 37?

5. How many times has the narrator seen the blue tunnel in to the Afterlife? Where has he seen it appear?

6. How does Quezeda feed his brain's thirst for self-esteem and alcohol?

7. According to the narrator, are there anymore left handed people in the world? Explain.

8. Who does Akiko name one of her daughters after? Explain.

9. What is the story behind Selena MacIntosh's blindness?

10. How does the narrator write this story?

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