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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 Amanda ask Jim to check when the lights go out?
(a) The fuses
(b) The switches
(c) The wires
(d) The neighbors lights

2. What does Tom tell Jim he is planning?
(a) Moving
(b) Marriage
(c) Nigh School
(d) Change

3. What does Jim suggest to warm Laura up?
(a) Rub them together
(b) Go for a jog
(c) Put on a shawl
(d) Play swing music

4. Where does Jim sit down?
(a) Chair
(b) Floor
(c) Couch
(d) He doesn't sit down

5. What is Jim doing at the door while he is whistling?
(a) Patting down his hair
(b) Scratching inside his ear
(c) Looking for a cigarette
(d) Kicking at his shoes

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jim claim to be when Amanda asks if he can carry both items to Laura in the parlor?

2. What does Laura ask Jim if he kept up with?

3. What happened to the church where the Candelabrum came from?

4. What bill did Tom not pay so that he could pay the dues for the Union of Merchant Seamen?

5. Where is the fuse box located?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jim warn Tom about referring to the conversation with Mr. Mendoza?

2. What does Amanda have Jim do while her and Tom are clearing the table and doing dishes?

3. What does Amanda do when the lights go off?

4. What things does Tom say described what Jim was like and what he did in high school?

5. What is the significance of the flowers that Amanda comes in holding after she has changed into her dress?

6. What was it that made Jim and Tom friends at the warehouse?

7. What does Jim advise Laura to remember about getting to know people and being shy?

8. What happens to Laura when she learns who it is that is coming to dinner with Tom?

9. What does Amanda do as soon as Jim has left the house?

10. What does Jim say when he realizes that Amanda is making long term plans for him being a caller on Laura?

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