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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. What is nearing completion later that night at the saloon?
(a) Prepartions for Harry's birthday party.
(b) Prepartions for a Mardi Gras party.
(c) The regulars' time together.
(d) The new kitchen.

2. How is the night for the regulars at Harry Hope's saloon and bar?
(a) It is a regular routine night.
(b) It is an unusual night.
(c) It is a scary, rainy night.
(d) It is a cloudless night.

3. What does Hickey reveal about his visit?
(a) He is there to celebrate Harry's birthday.
(b) He is there to buy everyone drinks.
(c) He is not just there to celebrate Harry's birthday.
(d) He is there to visit his old friends.

4. To what does Willie confess?
(a) Sleeping on the job.
(b) Stealing drinks.
(c) Criticizing the others.
(d) Going crazy alone in his room.

5. Why does Larry leave this organization?
(a) It is disbanded.
(b) He loses all of his friends.
(c) He does not earn enough money.
(d) He becomes disillusioned.

Short Answer Questions

1. About what do Wetjoen and Lewis believe they will do together?

2. Where do Cora, Margie, and Pearl place Hickey's parcels?

3. What does Larry accuse Hickey of being?

4. What do Mosher and McGloin say about Bessie's family?

5. What story has Hickey not told?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is the argument diffused?

2. About what does Hickey talk to Larry?

3. What do Mosher and McGloin say about Harry?

4. What is the relationship between Parritt and Larry?

5. What happens when Joe enters the bar?

6. To what does Larry's annoyance at Parritt lead?

7. After Larry toasts Hickey and hopes he finds some kind of peace, how does Parritt react?

8. What do Larry and Hickey argue about, regarding Larry's life?

9. How does Hickey act after he mentions Jimmy's wife cheating on him? What does his behavior leave Larry to wonder?

10. Who are Lewis, Wejoen, and Jimmy?

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