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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 many minutes is the total length of the pornographic video that upsets George?
(a) 15.
(b) 45.
(c) 60.
(d) 30.
2. George suspects that her brother Henry has what quality within his identity?
(a) He is gay.
(b) He is dyslexic.
(c) He is a savant.
(d) He is a spy.
3. The streets of the Italian town in which the museum lies are "full of people" (214) using which two forms of transportation?
(a) Walking and riding bicycles.
(b) Buses and trains.
(c) Walking and driving cars.
(d) Mopeds and bicycles.
4. What position does Mrs. Rock hold within George's secondary school?
(a) Custodian.
(b) Secretary.
(c) Nurse.
(d) Counselor.
5. What sort of seating is provided within the room at the museum where Francesco's painting is hung?
(a) Wooden boxes.
(b) Benches.
(c) Stairs.
(d) None.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does George respond to H's romantic gesture?
2. What word had George's mother intended to write on the window above the politician's head as he sat eating a meal at a restaurant?
3. In what month had George's mother passed away?
4. How many pounds had George's mother generally paid for one of George's ideas she wanted to use in a Subvert ad?
5. For what kind of company does George's father currently work?
Short Essay Questions
1. Discuss a metaphor Smith uses to indicate George's concern that she may be unable to love.
2. What does George tell her father after he discovers her in the garden engaging in her daily ritual?
3. Give an example of a piece of dialogue in How to Be Both that reflects the theme of connection.
4. What piece of information did George's mother forget during their time in Italy and why did this event upset George?
5. What is the significance of Saint Catherine within the narrative?
6. What clues led George to think that her mother had been put under surveillance prior to her death?
7. What is the significance of George's shift away from considering a particular element of language to be very important?
8. For what reason is George unable to find out what songs her mother had danced to during her morning ritual?
9. What timeline does George provide on the first page of the section entitled Eyes and what is its significance?
10. What does the damage in George's house symbolize?
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