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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 was the occupation of the man who wrote the introduction to this book?
(a) Editor.
(b) Writer.
(c) Professor.
(d) Lawyer.

2. What kind of changes must the reader make as he reads this article?
(a) Geographical changes.
(b) Mental changes.
(c) Spiritual changes.
(d) Literary Changes.

3. What record does White say New York holds?
(a) The highest gap in wealth and poverty.
(b) The highest crime rate.
(c) The highest percentage of diversity.
(d) The highest concentration of people.

4. Which of these is another thing White says people come to New York looking for?
(a) Fulfillment.
(b) Privacy.
(c) Purpose.
(d) Love.

5. Which of these does White say New York holds the key to?
(a) Evangelism.
(b) Devotion.
(c) Demolition.
(d) Equality.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who wrote the introduction to this book?

2. How did the writer of the introduction of this book know White?

3. What is the most negative thing White mentions about the city?

4. Why did White make a strange choice of words when talking about what he refused to do in his book before publication?

5. Why did White agree to write this book?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does White say is the first kind of person that lives in the city?

2. What does White say the third kind of New York resident brings to the city?

3. What does White say the second kind of New York resident brings to the city?

4. What does White say is always innumerable in New York?

5. What are the gifts that White says New York has to offer all men?

6. What kind of things does White say New York holds the key to?

7. Who wrote the introduction to this book?

8. How does White seem to feel about New York in his description?

9. What kind of things does White say someone can be successful at in New York?

10. Who gives a good description of White?

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