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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. Who once had a personal relationship with Marana, according to Irnerio?
(a) Irnerio.
(b) Lotaria.
(c) Ludmilla.
(d) Cavedagna.
2. In "What Story Down There Awaits its End?" why does the man want to erase the world?
(a) To hide banned literature.
(b) To limit the view of a woman.
(c) To hide himself.
(d) To get revenge on a world who has banished him.
3. Who else has visited Flannery?
(a) Marana.
(b) Lotaria.
(c) Cavedagna.
(d) Uzzi-Tuzii.
4. Where is the woman from that is held in a chair, forced to read?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Dallas.
(d) New York.
5. What is the one thing Marana could not stand about his former lover?
(a) Her reading habits.
(b) Her eating habits.
(c) Her writing.
(d) Her love of mysteries.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who becomes obsessed with a woman that he spies on through a telescope?
2. Who summoned Marana to break off translation of a novel at a suspenseful part?
3. In "What Story Down There Awaits its End?", where are the agents from who give the main character information?
4. What type of company did the man in "In a Network of Lines that Intersect" found?
5. Who do the Wings of Shadow follow?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Flannery view his readers?
2. Describe the story "What Story Down There Awaits Its End?"
3. Why does the reader accept the assignment in Chapter 10?
4. Describe the shift in perspective that occurs in Chapter 7 and why the author included this.
5. Describe the way information is given to the reader in Chapter 6.
6. Why do scientists have a woman strapped to a chair reading, according to Marana?
7. Why does Ludmilla regret meeting Flannery?
8. How does Ludmilla describe her relationship with Marana?
9. Describe the relationship Ludmilla has with Irnerio that the reader discovers in Chapter 7.
10. What is the role of the OEPHLW?
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