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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 of the following is NOT going to the West Coast?
(a) Paul.
(b) Hart.
(c) Gene.
(d) Ed.
2. What holiday takes place during Chapter 6?
(a) Memorial Day.
(b) Christmas.
(c) Easter.
(d) The Fourth of July.
3. Who agrees to let Verger stay at his place?
(a) Agatson.
(b) Stofsky.
(c) Berger.
(d) Hopewell.
4. Why do the men look for Albert Ancke?
(a) To buy marijuana.
(b) To take him to a party.
(c) To crash at his place.
(d) To tell him about Christine.
5. What does Albert give Gene as collateral for a $10 loan?
(a) A radio.
(b) His manuscript.
(c) Marble collection.
(d) A jacket.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Hart make Dinah bleed?
2. Who does Paul call to go out for the evening?
3. Which of the following has NOT been arrested as declared by Verger?
4. Paul writes in a letter to Liza that he thinks of them as ___________________.
5. Paul sees a group of __________________ on the subway.
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Paul and Pasternak feel about the tension between them regarding Pasternak's affair with Kathryn?
2. How does Stofsky try to mend the group after the departure of Hart and Pasternak?
3. After the exhaustion of Hart's wildness, what does Paul begin to think about regarding another way of finding meaning in his life?
4. What does Hart's misbehavior highlight regarding love and the need to protect relationships?
5. How does Agatson's death demonstrate the futility of the lives of all the characters?
6. What is the significance of Ancke's constantly tidying up at Stofsky's apartment?
7. Why is Paul unaware of his true feelings about Kathryn?
8. What impact does Hart's dalliance with Margo have on Dinah?
9. Why doesn't Paul mail the letters he writes to Liza?
10. How does Stofsky hope to help his friends with his spiritual awakening?
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