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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. Where does Vern hide some cash for himself?
(a) His car glove box.
(b) The ceiling tiles of his office.
(c) At his mother's house.
(d) Buried in his garden.

2. What is the name of Vern's new company in Part IV?
(a) Featherstone Estate.
(b) Hexford Properties.
(c) Bexford Properties.
(d) Farmington Estate.

3. What is the name of the woman who calls Val in Part IV?
(a) Fanny.
(b) Florence.
(c) Janet.
(d) Angela.

4. What was Vern's Grosvenor business supposed to be?
(a) An empire built on shop rents.
(b) A farm.
(c) A fashion line.
(d) A railroad.

5. Who is the daughter of the woman who calls Val in Part IV?
(a) Kath.
(b) Marie.
(c) Sally.
(d) Becky.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the son of the woman who calls Angela in Part IV?

2. What stew does Marsha make for her family gathering in Part IV?

3. What does Kath ask Vern for before he leaves the house in Part III?

4. What does the priest ask Val in Part IV to do, if she wishes?

5. Who confronts the Neo-Nazis in Part III, challenging them publicly?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Alec end up doing after he loses his job as a typesetter?

2. Why does Jo never end up playing her music for Ricky in Part III?

3. What problem does Val's husband Claude struggle with?

4. How does Jo think of her relationship with Ricky in Part III?

5. Why does Marsha sometimes get nervous when her sister comes to visit the house for family events?

6. What is Val's life like with Mike in Part III?

7. What does the woman Val helps at her volunteering position tell Val about why she is so upset?

8. In Part III, what does Jo want from Ricky?

9. What feeling comes over Vern at the opera festival that he cannot quite place?

10. In Part IV, what does Vern get to do as a result of his wealth that he has always wanted to do?

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