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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 do people listen to the visitor having sex in the hotel?
(a) He is very loud.
(b) The walls are very thin.
(c) He accidentally turned his speakerphone on.
(d) Through the hotel intercom system.

2. What college was Win accepted to?
(a) Occidental.
(b) Princeton.
(c) Yale.
(d) Harvard.

3. Who wrote "The Hotel New Hampshire"?
(a) Mike Irving.
(b) John Legend.
(c) Mike Legend.
(d) John Irving.

4. Who is Franny's date for the New Year's party?
(a) John.
(b) No one.
(c) Chip Dove.
(d) Junior Jones.

5. What size room is Lilly given after she is diagnosed with dwarfism?
(a) One closer to her parents.
(b) A smaller one.
(c) One closer to her sister.
(d) A larger one.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does the Berry family live while waiting for the hotel to be renovated?

2. How does John's running improve as he exercises more?

3. What does Junior tell John about his date's age?

4. Where does the football team eat after their big rivalry game?

5. What does Frank do to Franny when they get into their physical fight?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Franny react to Frank coming out to her and John about being gay?

2. How does John finally convince Harold Swallow to release him from the net on Halloween night?

3. What are Win's arguments regarding why he should open the hotel?

4. How does Coach Bob die?

5. Why are Win and Mary looking forward to their summer jobs so much when they meet?

6. Why does John whisper during sex after his first encounter with Rhonda?

7. How does Rhonda proposition John for the first time?

8. Why are the chairs nailed to the ground in the Hotel New Hampshire?

9. How do Win and Mary handle all the people -- including their children -- having sex in their hotel?

10. How does Franny react when she is let go from the net on Halloween night?

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