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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 musical does Mike quote in “Big Week”?
(a) Little Shop of Horrors.
(b) Avenue Q.
(c) The Sound of Music.
(d) Grease!
2. What was Mike's job before he was fired in “Big Week”?
(a) He was a policeman.
(b) He was a banker.
(c) He was a doctor.
(d) He was a lawyer.
3. Where has Raphael moved to from Bushwick in "Mood"?
(a) Brooklyn Heights.
(b) Harlem.
(c) Williamsburg.
(d) Forest Hills.
4. At what restaurant do Michael, Liz, and Marlon stop to eat and talk by the Appalachian Mountains in "Escape from New York"?
(a) Bennigan's.
(b) IHOP.
(c) Chipotle.
(d) Subway.
5. The narrator states in "Mood" that Mary Baker Eddy has not yet diarized a single dinner date with whom?
(a) Siddhartha.
(b) Nietzche.
(c) Anne Frank.
(d) Ghandi.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old is King Frog described as in "Two Men Arrive in a Village"?
2. What does the narrator say her/his father shared his name with in "Mood Memory"?
3. How old is Bill said to be in "Meet the President!"?
4. Why does no one recognize Michael, Liz, and Marlon in "Escape from New York"?
5. When did the annual phone book come out, according to the narrator in "Mood Memory"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is said in the dialogue between Roberta and Preston in "Mood"?
2. How are Aggie and Melinda described in “Meet the President!”? Where are they going?
3. What does the phone book symbolize in "Mood Memory"?
4. How is Raphael described in "Mood"?
5. What role does setting play in "Two Men Arrive in a Village"?
6. What is the central theme in “Meet the President!”? How is the theme demonstrated?
7. Describe the three main characters in "Escape from New York." How are they described?
8. What is the central theme in "Escape from New York"? How is this theme illustrated?
9. What are three examples of symbolism in "Escape from New York" and what do they represent?
10. What is the inciting event in "Escape from New York"? How does this event set the plot of the story into motion?
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