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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. Who has cut himself/herself off from the rest of the group?
(a) Christine.
(b) Paul.
(c) Stofsky.
(d) May.
2. Who is Hart Kennedy's former wife?
(a) Kaylyn.
(b) Joanne.
(c) Mariah.
(d) Dinah.
3. Winnie's boyfriend is a ___________________.
(a) dog catcher.
(b) writer.
(c) petty criminal.
(d) bartender.
4. What is the name of the nightclub mentioned in Chapter 9?
(a) The Go Hole.
(b) Mad Max's.
(c) Rive Gauche.
(d) Bojangles.
5. How does the person in #175 die in the subway?
(a) He was stabbed.
(b) He fell onto the tracks in front of an oncoming train.
(c) He tried to climb out a window while the train was moving.
(d) He fell down the steps of the subway station.
Short Answer Questions
1. What had a friend recently sent to Stofsky's post office box?
2. What disease does Verger have?
3. Paul recognizes the man in #159 as the same guy _________________________.
4. What had Hart done two years earlier while taking the drug in #97?
5. What news does Gene give to Paul?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Paul unaware of his true feelings about Kathryn?
2. What impact does Hart's dalliance with Margo have on Dinah?
3. Why doesn't Paul mail the letters he writes to Liza?
4. What is the significance of the radio that Kathryn rejects and Stofsky accepts?
5. How does Hart's past behavior foreshadow trouble for the group?
6. What is the significance of Ancke's constantly tidying up at Stofsky's apartment?
7. What does Hart's misbehavior highlight regarding love and the need to protect relationships?
8. How does Stofsky hope to help his friends with his spiritual awakening?
9. Instead of their immature treatment of Kathryn, what is really important to Paul and Pasternak?
10. Why is the Go Hole not a place that Stofsky and some other characters do not feel comfortable going?
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