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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. Why was John afraid that his son would be born sick?
(a) Because Little Bear had drunk alcohol during pregnancy.
(b) Because he had taken drugs.
(c) Because Little Bear had been sick.
(d) Because Little Bear had drunk coffee through her pregnancy.

2. What was John afraid of after his son's birth?
(a) That he would lose his wife.
(b) That he might find out that he was not the father.
(c) That his son would die suddenly.
(d) That his son would be switched with another baby.

3. What did the other guys in the road crew try to get John to do?
(a) Get drunk.
(b) Go home.
(c) Take drugs.
(d) Hook up with a groupie.

4. What business did John finally find success in?
(a) Investing.
(b) Sound design.
(c) Real estate.
(d) Car renovation.

5. How many times was John's uncle Bob married?
(a) 1.
(b) 3.
(c) 2.
(d) 6.

Short Answer Questions

1. What explains this difference?

2. What did John do to make sure that the thing he was afraid of did not come about?

3. What did John believe about his work at Milton Bradley?

4. Where did John meet Chris when Chris said that it was urgent to talk to John?

5. How does John characterize his second wife's effect on him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does John get from his job as a sound and lighting engineer?

2. How does John characterize his relation with machines?

3. How did the Saul Pilgrim diagnosis change John's life?

4. What is Chris' living situation while John is touring with rock bands?

5. What does John say is the difference between people and machines, for him?

6. What makes John's new wife a good match for him?

7. What kinds of names does John give people?

8. How does John say he made the transition from Aspergian to almost normal?

9. What was John afraid of when his son was born?

10. Describe the prank John pulled involving cocaine.

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