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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 does Marlowe injure his left arm?
(a) A dog mauls him.
(b) In a fight.
(c) He trips.
(d) On wood detail.
2. To whom does Marlowe send coconuts?
(a) Torusumi and Shoko.
(b) Yashima.
(c) Sutra.
(d) Sulina.
3. About what does the King caution Marlowe?
(a) To make the guards understand even is Marlowe has to translate some things loosely.
(b) To not shake hands with Torusumi.
(c) To translate to and from Malay very precisely.
(d) To bow to Torusumi.
4. What shocks Marlowe about Samson?
(a) That he is willing to break the rules.
(b) That he is friends with Lt. Grey.
(c) That he likes Steven.
(d) That he is on the King's payroll.
5. How much does the King take as his commission?
(a) $450.
(b) $75.
(c) $90.
(d) $100.
Short Answer Questions
1. For whom are Marlowe and the King waiting at the beginning of Chapter 19?
2. What does the King surmise about Cheng?
3. Why does the King trip?
4. How does Lt. Grey find the tampered weights?
5. Who cleaned up Marlowe when he was first captured?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does the King invite to start up a rat breeding operation and what is the plan?
2. Why will the airfield detail have an agreeable aspect to it?
3. How do Marlowe and the King reestablish their friendship after the King blows up at Marlowe about the radio?
4. How do Marlowe, Larkin and Smedly-Taylor decide to pass on the news to the camp after getting the radio working and what is the result?
5. Describe Tiny Timsen.
6. Why isn't Marlowe successful in going after the money and how is he care for with the medicines Timsen gets?
7. How does Lt. Grey compromise his honor and what is his reaction after doing so?
8. Describe the "birthday party" of the elite who are invited to a barbecue.
9. Describe the transaction between the King and Shagata.
10. Describe the scene where Marlowe acts as a go-between.
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