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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 does Ellie suddenly ask?
(a) Why people cannot leave them alone.
(b) Why Jack likes her.
(c) What she is doing here.
(d) Where Jack is.

2. In what city do they agree to have the fight?
(a) Reno, Nevada.
(b) Salt Lake City, Utah.
(c) Las Vegas, Nevada.
(d) Los Angeles, California.

3. Why does Tick tell Ellie to stick around?
(a) Jack wants to show off for her.
(b) He finds Ellie attractive.
(c) She should see Jack in action.
(d) Jack is much happier when she's near.

4. What does Cameron promise?
(a) Not to allow this man to speak to him again.
(b) To forget the man ever came.
(c) Not to let the matter rest.
(d) To not call the cops.

5. What does the next witness, Inspector Wainwright, detail?
(a) Aggressive remarks Jack has made to various witnesses.
(b) Charges and fines levied against Jack.
(c) The complaints made by other fighters.
(d) The accumulated amount of parking tickets jack has received.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Jack greet Brady?

2. What does Jack do when Clara clings to him?

3. What does Coates prompt Bratby to reveal?

4. Does Sir William believe Jack's crimes in America are any of England's concern?

5. About what does Smitty warn Goldie?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Jack respond to Ragosy's request? What is Ellie's reaction?

2. How is Brady convinced to fight this match?

3. What do Cap'n Dan, Smitty, Pop Weaver, and Fred say about Jack's publicity?

4. What speeches do both Brady and Jack make before the fight?

5. What takes place when the protesters arrive?

6. How does the audience react to this performance?

7. How does Clara act during the procession? Why does she act this way? How do others react to her behavior?

8. About what are Goldie and Tick concerned?

9. What decision is made between Cameron and Dixon?

10. How do Fred and Cap'n Dan react to Dixon's plan?

(see the answer keys)

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