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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 the narrator decide to sleep for the night?
(a) His old apartment.
(b) An inn.
(c) With family.
(d) The woods.
2. What color are the feathers in the women's hats?
(a) White.
(b) Blue.
(c) Brown.
(d) Grey.
3. What kind of job opening does the narrator see?
(a) Gardening.
(b) Storekeeping.
(c) Acting.
(d) Bookkeeping.
4. At what does the old man stare when the narrator gives him his the money?
(a) His feet.
(b) The narrator's trousers.
(c) The bakery.
(d) The sky.
5. What does the narrator decide to sell to his friend in addition to barber's coupons?
(a) His blanket.
(b) His jacket.
(c) His tie.
(d) His shoes.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the narrator make from the blank piece of paper in his pocket?
2. About what food does the narrator fantasize as he walks away?
3. Of what are the walls of the final chamber made in the narrator's fantasy?
4. What does the pawnbroker have attached to his door that makes a distinctive sound?
5. What has the narrator left in the pawn shop?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the narrator find sitting on his bedside table when he returns to his old apartment?
2. How does the narrator treat the two women?
3. Why do the two shopkeepers refuse the narrator money?
4. Why does the narrator stop to read the late editions of the newspapers, and for what does he apply?
5. How does the narrator view the red rocking chair when he decides to leave his apartment for good?
6. What lie does the narrator invent to explain why he returned for the pencil?
7. Why does the narrator give his banker friend his tie?
8. What stories does the narrator tell to explain the package with his green blanket inside?
9. Describe the narrator's fantasy of Princess Ylayali's castle.
10. How is the narrator feeling when he leaves the apartment?
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