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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. When is Bill's birthday said to be in "Meet the President!"?
(a) August.
(b) July.
(c) May.
(d) June.
2. What is the thread that connects Michael, Liz, and Marlon, according to the narrator in "Escape from New York"?
(a) Wealth.
(b) Good looks.
(c) Shared suffering.
(d) Celebrity status.
3. What finally gets the waitress's attention in the end of "Escape from New York"?
(a) A whistle.
(b) A shout.
(c) A smile.
(d) A bell.
4. Who is the recent graduate in "Absurd Modern Mood" in "Mood"?
(a) Marsha.
(b) Alicia.
(c) Jennifer.
(d) Zenobia.
5. On what street is the shabby rented room described in "Kelso Deconstructed"?
(a) Wilson Road.
(b) Bevington Road.
(c) Beaverton Road.
(d) Roweton Road.
Short Answer Questions
1. What what weapon does the tall man kill King Frog in "Two Men Arrive in a Village"?
2. In "Medieval Moods: Blood, Black Bile, Bile, Phlegm," the narrator describes a number of hypothetical circumstances. The third of these describes the reader's great-grandparents being what?
3. Who is the bartender at the bar where Mike meets Tommy in “Big Week”?
4. The narrator states in "Mood" that Mary Baker Eddy has not yet diarized a single dinner date with whom?
5. What event sets up the circumstances for "Escape from New York"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the central theme in “Kelso Deconstructed”? How is this theme examined?
2. What are three examples of symbolism in "Escape from New York" and what do they represent?
3. How is Raphael described in "Mood"?
4. How is Roberta described in "Mood"?
5. Why is setting important in “Meet the President!”?
6. What real-life event is in focus in “Kelso Deconstructed”?
7. How are the two strangers described in "Two Men Arrive in a Village"?
8. Discuss the setting of "Big Week." How does setting relate to the plot and/or themes of this story?
9. How does the author describe time in the titular segment of "Mood"?
10. How is Bill Peek described in “Meet the President!”? What is he doing when his character is introduced?
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