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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. Where does Sammy work, occasionally?
(a) Building sites.
(b) The local pub.
(c) The mines.
(d) The railroad.
2. What did Sammy and Helen fight over?
(a) Her dress.
(b) A neighbor girl.
(c) Stolen shirts.
(d) Stolen money.
3. What type of payment does Sammy hope for, now that he has an eye injury?
(a) "Dysfunctional payment".
(b) "Disability".
(c) "Overtime".
(d) "Doctor's referral for rest".
4. Why is Sammy apprehended by a security guard at the health center?
(a) He is riding a bike, which is not allowed.
(b) He is going the wrong way.
(c) He is hitting on women.
(d) He is trying to rob someone.
5. Why is Sammy concerned about his meeting with Charlie?
(a) He can't remember it.
(b) Sammy was 3 hours late.
(c) Charlie was rude to him.
(d) Charlie forgot his money.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where was Sammy caught during his first criminal act?
2. Once Sammy gets to Helen's, where does he fall asleep?
3. Now that Helen is gone, Sammy is worried about having money for what?
4. Who does Sammy borrow a saw from, to cut off the head of a mop?
5. What infestation does Helen's flat-block suffer from?
Short Essay Questions
1. After losing his vision, how does Sammy spend his unemployment check once he finally acquires it?
2. Initially, Jackie Milligan approached Sammy to help him with what?
3. Why did Sammy get caught during his first attempt at crime?
4. How does Sammy survive financially?
5. When Sammy is trying to make a doctor's appointment, what obstacles stand in his way?
6. Who does Sammy think about while lying in his cell, unable to see?
7. Sammy suspects what has caused him to lose his eyesight?
8. Why does Sammy confuse the group of police with tourists?
9. On Saturday night, someone knocks on Sammy's door. How does he react?
10. How does Boab respond to Sammy upon first meeting him?
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