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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 Arthur's last name?
(a) Polei.
(b) Morrison.
(c) Ketcham.
(d) Lantz.
2. Who is interested in the woman in #22 at the party?
(a) Mike.
(b) Paul.
(c) David.
(d) Gene.
3. What nationality is Kathryn?
(a) Irish.
(b) English.
(c) German.
(d) Italian.
4. The reversal of traditional roles in a marriage is _________________ for Paul and Kathryn.
(a) stressful.
(b) working.
(c) disastrous.
(d) fantastic.
5. What announcement does Stofsky make to Paul one day?
(a) He got a new job.
(b) He has quit therapy.
(c) He is getting married.
(d) He is going to Europe.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Paul cannot concentrate on his book, he goes out because he is ______________.
2. What is the time period for GO?
3. Stofsky has now decided to believe in _________________.
4. The book addresses a group of young people commonly called ________________.
5. Each of the characters is searching for?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are some of the ways in which Stofsky searches for meaning in his life?
2. What do Paul and Kathryn realize about their marriage and their life as they recover from the party the next day?
3. What is the real reason for Paul's irritation toward Pasternak, who is sleeping late in Paul's apartment?
4. What does the party at Stofsky's apartment serve as a metaphor for?
5. Why is Pasternak standing in front of Christine's house when Stofsky and Hobbes try to find him in the bars?
6. What does the conversation regarding infidelity reveal about Paul and Kathryn's marriage?
7. How are psychotherapy and writing compared and which seems to help the characters in the book?
8. What is an example of how the post-war search for meaning is taking on toll on people?
9. How does the author show that Kathryn is more mature than Paul?
10. What does the aimless behavior of the characters signify in the book?
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