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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. How old is Raphael's "boo" said to be in "Mood"?
(a) 22.
(b) 32.
(c) 29.
(d) 19.
2. Where is the shabby room that is the setting for "Kelso Deconstructed"?
(a) Williamsburg.
(b) Greenwich Village.
(c) Brooklyn Heights.
(d) Portobello.
3. Who was Bill's anthrosoc teacher in sixth grade?
(a) Miss Brody.
(b) Mr. Lin.
(c) Miss James.
(d) Mr. Wilson.
4. What does Melinda say she has forgotten at home in "Meet the President!"?
(a) Her rosary.
(b) Her umbrella.
(c) Her wallet.
(d) Her hat.
5. What name does Bill give to Aggie when he incorporates her into his game in "Meet the President!"?
(a) Eleanor.
(b) Mystus.
(c) Alexis.
(d) Sarah.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the subchapter "Rebecca" in "Mood," the narrator describes four orders of business for Rebecca. What is the first?
2. How old is Aggie's sister that is to be buried in "Meet the President!"?
3. Where does Aggie say Jimmy Kane was from in "Meet the President!"?
4. 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?
5. What is Bill's last name in "Meet the President!"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How are the two strangers described in "Two Men Arrive in a Village"?
2. How is Bill Peek described in “Meet the President!”? What is he doing when his character is introduced?
3. Describe the exchange between Mike and Tommy in "Big Week." What is revealed in this exchange?
4. What is the importance of setting in “Kelso Deconstructed”?
5. How is Roberta described in "Mood"?
6. How are Aggie and Melinda described in “Meet the President!”? Where are they going?
7. What is the inciting event in "Escape from New York"? How does this event set the plot of the story into motion?
8. How is Raphael described in "Mood"?
9. Describe the three main characters in "Escape from New York." How are they described?
10. Why is setting important in “Meet the President!”?
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