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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. In "Three Airs," where does the bird drop the objects it is carrying?
(a) A nest.
(b) A morass.
(c) The ocean.
(d) A ravine.
2. What does O'Hara think about the current century in "Naphtha"?
(a) It is ok.
(b) It is violent.
(c) It is terrible.
(d) It is grand.
3. In "Poem" how does O'Hara convince the man to sleep with him?
(a) He flatters him.
(b) He begs him.
(c) He emotionally devastates him.
(d) He drugs him.
4. Who does O'Hara consort with in "Hotel Particulier"?
(a) A new partner.
(b) His manager.
(c) His wife.
(d) His friend.
5. What bird does O'Hara describe in "Three Airs"?
(a) A canary.
(b) An owl.
(c) A hummingbird.
(d) An eagle.
Short Answer Questions
1. What object does O'Hara describe in "Rhapsody"?
2. What place does Alma miss when she moves to Detroit?
3. In "Naphtha," how does O'Hara describe the structures where his music is played?
4. What does O'Hara call Manhattan in "Rhapsody"?
5. In "Poem (4)," what does O'Hara debate with friends?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is O'Hara's opinion of his trip to Paris in "Hotel Particulier"?
2. What fears does O'Hara have in "Adieu to Norman, Bon Jour to Joan and Jean-Paul"?
3. Where does O'Hara eat lunch in "Music," and what does he order?
4. Where does O'Hara travel from to see Alma? Where does he go to see her?
5. What does "On the Way to San Remo" describe?
6. List two things O'Hara describes in "On the Way to San Remo" and how he describes them.
7. What does O'Hara do with his friends in "Poem (4)"?
8. When does O'Hara walk the streets of New York in "A Step Away From Them," and what does he see?
9. What does O'Hara long to be at the end of "Three Airs," and what does he want to do?
10. Whose death does O'Hara think about in "A Step Away From Them," and what does he think about them?
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