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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 is the final word of Part II?
(a) Light.
(b) Hate.
(c) Shit.
(d) Love.
2. Who throws a knife at Georgette and cuts her leg?
(a) Alex.
(b) Harry.
(c) Vinnie.
(d) Freddy.
3. Before entering her house, what does Georgette do?
(a) Take a handful of Bendrizene.
(b) Take a handful of Adderall.
(c) Chug a bottle of water.
(d) Take 5 deep breaths.
4. What does Georgette call the name of her imagined lover at the end of Part II?
(a) Vincenzo.
(b) Vincennti.
(c) Vincent.
(d) Vincenntino.
5. What do Vinnie and his friends do when they are in the bathroom of the diner?
(a) Eat their dinner.
(b) Comb their hair and fix their clothes.
(c) Start a fist fight.
(d) Call for prostitutes.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the narrator describe as looking like a beautiful showgirl from a magazine?
2. How many soldiers walk past the argument between Rosie and Freddy?
3. What is the title of Part II?
4. What do the boys asks Alex that he never does to them but does to other customers?
5. What type of diner is the restaurant that Vinnie and his friends loiter in?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Freddie tell the police officers about Rosie when they arrive on the scene?
2. What game do Vinnie and his friends play at the beginning of Part I?
3. How does Spook react to the comments of the patrons at the Greek diner once he has made his announcement?
4. What is the chapter structure of Last Exit to Brooklyn?
5. Who is Geogrette's primary love interest and how does he treat her?
6. How does the narrator describe Tommy's friend, Spook?
7. What happens to Georgette outside the Greek diner?
8. What new life event does Tommy announce one day at the Greek diner?
9. What is the mood of Tommy and Suzy's wedding reception at Murphy's Hall?
10. What does Rosie, a prostitute, ask for from Freddie at the Greek diner?
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