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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Why does Raymond wonder if this will be construed as indelicate?
(a) He may be too dressed up.
(b) Jocie was always afraid of bats.
(c) Pajamas are not appropriate for parties.
(d) Jocie's Argentine husband has just died.
2. When Raymond arrives at the house, of what does his mother inform him?
(a) The party has been cancelled.
(b) Jocie's plane ran late, but that she is next door getting dressed for the party.
(c) He must play solitaire.
(d) Jocie is no longer coming.
3. When does Marco enter the box?
(a) With his agents.
(b) Ahead of his agents.
(c) After his agents.
(d) He never enters the box.
4. Jordan is awake, and Raymond chats with him dully. Finally, what does Jordan notice?
(a) Shaw is holding a gun.
(b) Shaw is holding a knife.
(c) Shaw is holding a bottle of wine.
(d) Shaw is holding a rifle.
5. Of what is there a history?
(a) Rallies.
(b) Election days.
(c) Political party conventions.
(d) Strikes.
6. What does Marco have Rosie read?
(a) A transcript of a discussion between an FBI psychiatrist and Jocie.
(b) A newspaper article by Jocie.
(c) A letter from Jocie to him.
(d) An e-mail from Jocie.
7. Why does Mrs. Iselin invite Raymond into the library?
(a) To await Jocie Jordan's arrival.
(b) To have a glass of wine.
(c) To play solitaire.
(d) To listen to music.
8. How does Raymond Shaw dress for the party?
(a) In his pajamas.
(b) In a flamboyant gaucho outfit.
(c) In a Batman costume.
(d) In a tuxedo.
9. What do the rapid transitions from one aspect of the show to another portray?
(a) How much fun a convention can be.
(b) A hectic and chaotic atmosphere.
(c) How involved the Iselins are in it.
(d) How organized it is.
10. For what does Raymond volunteer?
(a) Time in prison.
(b) A new brainwashing by the American government agents to find the truth.
(c) An investigation.
(d) A trip back to Korea to be reprogrammed by the Chinese and Russians.
11. Who does Raymond's mother believe he should attempt to marry?
(a) Her.
(b) A senator.
(c) Rosie.
(d) Jocie.
12. What does Raymond decide to do when he becomes furious?
(a) To never speak to his mother or stepfather again.
(b) To beat up his stepfather and shave his mother's head.
(c) To become unprogrammed.
(d) To kill his mother and stepfather.
13. What does Charlie recount telling his brother-in-law to do?
(a) Take a cab to Central Park and jump in the water.
(b) Take a cab to the Brooklyn Bridge and jump in the water.
(c) To take a hike.
(d) To kill himself.
14. Shaw is immediately overcome with grief. What does he then do?
(a) Calls 911.
(b) Comes out of his trance.
(c) Hugs Jocie.
(d) Completes his mission by returning to Chunjin's truck.
15. In England, what does Raymond's mother reveal?
(a) She intends to have that country's Labour Party investigated for Communist activities and a threat to trans-Atlantic relations.
(b) She is moving to England.
(c) She is in love with the Brittish Prime Minister.
(d) Iselin will become an embassador in England.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is the reader then taken?
2. Once again, what does the author go to great lengths to establish?
3. How many shots do they hear?
4. What will serve as a reunion between Raymond and Jocie?
5. What does the colonel reveal that his investigators have learned about Raymond?
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