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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Chip want to contact Franny?
2. What does Susie end up doing for a living?
3. How many prostitutes does John sleep with the night before the radicals execute their plot?
4. What dream does John have about his mother before they depart for Vienna?
5. How does Franny let John know that the time has come for them to sleep together?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Win want a dog?
2. As his family is discussing the radicals' plot, why does John say he and his family are not good foreigners?
3. How does Lilly feel after the successful publication of her first book?
4. How do the rescuers find the plane crash site so easily?
5. When does Win say he'll take the children back to the U.S., per their request?
6. What does Frank tell John about what he remembers about his life in Vienna?
7. How does John manage to get more money for Lilly's book release?
8. Why do Susie and John end up raising Franny and Junior's baby?
9. Why does Lilly say she wished she had stayed with Fritz back at the original Hotel New Hampshire?
10. How did Franny get her name?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
"The Hotel New Hampshire" has quite a few characters who are prostitutes. Choose two prostitute characters and discuss 1) why Irving puts them in the novel, and 2) at least 3 things Irving is able to do with (or through) them that he would not be able to do with a more traditional character.
Essay Topic 2
Discuss how Franny and Frank's physical fight in "The First Hotel New Hampshire" reveals information about *three* characters that are present in the scene.
Essay Topic 3
In "The First Hotel New Hampshire," Coach Bob accuses his son, Win, of never being happy with his current circumstance. Write an argument discussing why this is OR is not true, using direct evidence from the novel to support your position.
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