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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. In what suburb does the narrator say he grew up?
(a) Hertfordshire.
(b) Brooklyn.
(c) New Jersey.
(d) Westingbrook.
2. What is Ian more known as to his neighbors and friends?
(a) Ray.
(b) Roger.
(c) Jack.
(d) Jim.
3. In what year does Chapter 3 of the introduction take place?
(a) 1980.
(b) 1977.
(c) 1975.
(d) 1986.
4. What music does Marie put on in the morning with the narrator?
(a) Marie LaSalle.
(b) Andrew Clide.
(c) Paul McCartney.
(d) Patsy Cline.
5. What day of the week is the busiest at Rob's shop?
(a) Sunday.
(b) Saturday.
(c) Thursday.
(d) Friday.
Short Answer Questions
1. In what country does the novel take place?
2. Who does the narrator indicate is notably NOT on the list of the top five breakups?
3. How long did the narrator go out with Charlie?
4. How much money does the woman ask for the record collection?
5. What did they call the club where the narrator deejayed?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who comes to the shop on the Saturday after the main characters go to the pub? What happens?
2. Why do Barry and Rob have a fight in Chapter 9?
3. What "astonishing" thing happens at the shop regarding "The Sid James Experience?"
4. What happens when the narrator's mother calls in Chapter 2?
5. How does Rob end up sleeping with Marie? How does Rob feel about their interaction?
6. What were the narrator's first two relationships like and how did they end?
7. How does Rob assume Liz found out information which made her yell at him? What could she have found out?
8. How does the main character react to the pricing of the record collection?
9. Where are the narrator's parents when he goes to visit them? What does he do?
10. Where do the protagonist and his friends go to hear music in Chapter 5? Who do they hear? How does the main character react?
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