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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 does the main character attempt to do in order to forget about the bad experience mentioned in #66?
(a) Hurts himself/herself
(b) Leaves
(c) Drinks
(d) Gets in a fight

2. To what is Valentin afraid he could become addicted?
(a) Seconal
(b) Demerol
(c) Morphine
(d) Narcotics

3. Why is the star of the show interrogated?
(a) She does not have an alibi.
(b) The German solider wants to see her.
(c) She was friends with the dead girl.
(d) She is tricked into the meeting.

4. What makes the couple beautiful to each other?
(a) Their blindness
(b) Their scars
(c) Their love
(d) Their committment

5. What is Valentin's last name?
(a) Cuadernos
(b) Paz
(c) Arregui
(d) Peace

Short Answer Questions

1. Whose essay on sexuality does the footnote detail?

2. Who is the character who wonders if the Warden will keep his promise to him?

3. What is included in the footnote at the end of this chapter?

4. What is Molina's response to Valentin's reaction in #33?

5. Who has been kidnapped by guerrillas?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who encourages Valentin to tell what he knows?

2. What happens to the young man who owns the house in the new story Molina begins?

3. Who does Valentin say is also secondary to his cause and to his goals in terms of social revolution?

4. Why does Molina feel he could die in his sleep now?

5. Why will Irena not let the man kiss her when he wants to, even though they have fallen in love?

6. How has Valentin been tortured?

7. What story is the newspaper reporter working on back at his office?

8. What does the husband tell the zombie woman as he is dying?

9. What does the newspaper reporter do when he recognizes the woman he met the night before in his research?

10. What happens to the race car driver in the beginning of the new story Molina starts?

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