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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. Which of the following does Dorothy associate with Provençal cuisine?
(a) Robin eggs.
(b) Quail eggs.
(c) Goose eggs.
(d) Duck eggs.

2. What kind of beer do Irene and Dorothy carry to the beach in Cannes?
(a) La Goudale.
(b) Kronenbourg.
(c) Pelforth.
(d) Bière de Garde.

3. What do Irene and Handyman drink with oysters on the docks in Cannes?
(a) Chambourd.
(b) Absinthe.
(c) Brandy.
(d) Cognac.

4. What kind of dessert does Dorothy have on her first night in Cannes?
(a) Profiterole.
(b) Clafouti.
(c) Crepes Suzette.
(d) Macarons.

5. Which of the following does Handyman offer to sing for Irene?
(a) Robert Johnson.
(b) Woody Gurthrie.
(c) Lightnin’ Hopkins.
(d) Lead Belly.

Short Answer Questions

1. In which of the following do Irene and Dorothy work?

2. What business does Holly’s father operate?

3. What name do the Germans outside Bastogne have for Irene?

4. What animal is noted to have been in the zoo at Buchenwald?

5. At what hotel do Irene and Dorothy stay in Cannes?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do the Germans not shoot Irene as she stalks through the forest outside Bastogne?

2. Why does Irene only strike a thin line through the phrase “Trance of romance in France” (235)?

3. What orders do Irene and Dorothy have at Le Singe Bleu?

4. Why were American soldiers told not to feed the inmates at Buchenwald?

5. What prompts Irene and Dorothy to conduct their donut service just before Easter with French accents?

6. What thought do Irene and Dorothy have in common with the soldiers at Patton’s arrival?

7. What methods do Clubmobile workers use to deflect sexual advances?

8. Why does Dorothy like the motor pool?

9. What happens to Irene when she first attempts to fire a pistol under Dorothy’s tutelage?

10. How does Penney explain placing Holly with the Rapid City?

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