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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 Chapter 80, to what does Horacio liken madness?
(a) A dream.
(b) A fever.
(c) A cancer.
(d) A love affair.
2. Which two Serpent Club members appear incongruously in Chapter 102?
(a) Perico and Guy Monod.
(b) Babs and Ossip.
(c) Etienne and Maga.
(d) Ronald and Wong.
3. In Chapter 87, a number by what musician is discussed?
(a) Duke Ellington.
(b) Satchmo.
(c) Miles Davis.
(d) Cole Porter.
4. Which of the following is not among Talita's preferred reading materials?
(a) Medical journals.
(b) Clothing catalogues.
(c) Blashemous articles.
(d) Language books.
5. According to Gabio Basso in Chapter 148, the root of the word person originally meant what?
(a) Need.
(b) Walk.
(c) One.
(d) Mask.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Pola in Chapter 64, what happens to everything Horacio touches?
2. With whom is Horacio spending most of his time in Chapter 49?
3. What is Feraguto about to purchase in Chapter 44?
4. Who joins Horacio in visiting the old writer at Necker Hospital in Chapter 155?
5. What do Talita and Traveler hear outside their window at the end of Chapter 45?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are Etienne and Horacio shocked when they get to the old writers room in Chapter in 154?
2. What task does Morelli give Horacio and Etienne in Chapter 154?
3. What legal formality takes place in Chapter 51?
4. How does the novel end?
5. Professionally, what changes for Traveler, Horacio and Talita in this section?
6. How is Traveler affected by Horacio in this section?
7. How do Traveler and Horacio put Talita in a ridiculous position in Chapter 41?
8. How does Horacio get arrested at the Ponts des Arts in Chapter 36?
9. Describe the argument that Ossip and Horacio have in this section.
10. How does Traveler's codependency with Horacio manifest itself in this section?
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