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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 is the word "Ivan" pronounced in "Caimbilge" in "All Abord Speeching"?
(a) Oivan.
(b) Orvan.
(c) Aivan.
(d) Oivan.
2. In what way does Lennon construe the word "phonetically" in "All Abord Speeching"?
(a) Phonetically.
(b) Frenetically.
(c) Forcefully.
(d) Pernetically.
3. What does the "coloured woman" exclaim she's just eaten in "Scene three Act one"?
(a) A dog.
(b) A tree.
(c) A bastard.
(d) A cat.
4. Who is the son in "Henry and Harry"?
(a) Henry.
(b) Clive.
(c) Baryl.
(d) Harry.
5. How does John begin to look on Jack in "Treasure Ivan"?
(a) As a father.
(b) As an uncle.
(c) As a son.
(d) As a brother.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is the bride to be in "Nicely Nicely Clive"?
2. "Treasure Ivan" takes place in a little seaside pub. Where is it located?
3. What is the "coloured woman's" name in "Scene three Act one"?
4. What does Lennon write is "handys when sailing" in "Liddypool"?
5. The setting of "Scene three Act one" reads, "A broadshouldered room containing hugh fireplace facing a large big _____."
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the major overriding themes which permeate the book? What subjects reappear?
2. What happens in the story "Victor Triumphs Again and Mrs. Weatherby Learns a Lesson"?
3. What actions does Frank take in the story, "Unhappy Frank"?
4. Describe the scene in "Neville Club." What is this poem about?
5. What takes place in "On Safairy with the Whide Hunter"?
6. What is the setting described in "Scene three Act one"?
7. Where does the story of "Treasure Ivan" begin? What takes place in the beginning of this tale?
8. Who enters in "Scene three Act one"? What does this character do?
9. What is the language like in "On this Churly Morn"?
10. What can you say about Lennon's consistency of language in the book? Is there an indication of meaning to it?
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