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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 person in the shop do to Marvin every night in a gesture of affection?
(a) Lets him watch television.
(b) Pets him.
(c) Sings to him.
(d) Gives him food.

2. What role does Enzo think of his kentuki as having taken on in his household?
(a) Sibling to Luca.
(b) Co-parent.
(c) Accountant.
(d) Best friend.

3. What does Alina do every morning?
(a) Make elaborate breakfasts.
(b) Yoga.
(c) Run.
(d) Paint.

4. Where does Emilia live?
(a) Lima.
(b) Chicago.
(c) Antigua.
(d) Berlin.

5. What animal does Marvin most hope his kentuki is?
(a) A mole.
(b) A dragon.
(c) A crow.
(d) A panda.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the person in the shop do every night that Marvin watches?

2. What animal does Robin's kentuki look like?

3. What story does Alina's friend in Oaxaca tell her that makes her wonder what the kentuki was trying to do when it got destroyed?

4. How much does a physical kentuki cost?

5. What does Alina look for on the kentuki when she first takes it out of the box but does not find?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Robin's kentuki dweller tell Robin and her friends that makes Robin very upset?

2. What does Enzo propose to Mister in Part II which results in his disappointment and hurt feelings?

3. Why does Emilia's son set her up as a dweller?

4. How does Emilia change the rhythms of her own life once she becomes a dweller?

5. What is the gist of Grigor's Fallback plan?

6. How does Alina feel about Sven, in general?

7. What big event has just happened in Marvin's life when he becomes a dweller and how does he feel about it?

8. How does Marvin feel when he figures out what kind of kentuki he is dwelling in?

9. Why is Robin uncomfortable with what her friends are doing in front of the kentuki?

10. Why does Enzo have a kentuki in his house to begin with?

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