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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 Molina have to do when he's in front of the Warden?
(a) Remove his cap
(b) Stand to attention
(c) Look down
(d) Kneel

2. What happens to the owner of the house when he goes off to war?
(a) He is killed.
(b) He is disfigured.
(c) He breaks only his leg.
(d) He falls in love with a solider friend.

3. What is on the piece of paper the woman has in front of her?
(a) White tiger
(b) An illegible sketch
(c) A photo
(d) Black panther

4. Who brings these provisions to Molina?
(a) His sister
(b) His brother
(c) His mother
(d) The guard

5. What does Valentin do to escape his cell?
(a) Digs a hole in the wall
(b) Cooks
(c) Reads and studies
(d) Bribes the guard

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the main character in the next story Molina tells?

2. In what is the prepared food to come?

3. In the next movie story, who goes to work in the large house in the middle of the woods?

4. Who tries to avoid the pleasures of the flesh and reveals this fact after dining?

5. Who helps to take care of the house owner?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the Warden suggest Molina say about his visits to keep Valentin from becoming suspicious?

2. Who are some of the old friends and family Molina contacts once he is out of the prison?

3. By whom would Valentin really like the letter to be written?

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

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

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

7. What happens to the chorus girl who tells Leni she is pregnant?

8. Who encourages Valentin to tell what he knows?

9. Why is Molina in the meeting at the beginning of the chapter?

10. Who does Molina meet with at the beginning of the chapter?

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