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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 is the reader then taken?
(a) The strike itself.
(b) The rally itself.
(c) The election day itself.
(d) The convention itself.

2. What has Shaw been having?
(a) Stomach pains.
(b) Headaches.
(c) Nightmares.
(d) Dinner with his mother.

3. What do the Iselins do to assure Johnny will be nominated vice-president?
(a) They make empty promises.
(b) Work behind the scenes.
(c) They encourage voters to choose him.
(d) They rig the votes.

4. What does Raymond tell his friend that he believes?
(a) Marco killed Jocie and slept with Raymond's mother.
(b) He may have been brainwashed.
(c) Jocie is dead.
(d) He may have killed Jocie and slept with his mother.

5. With Jocie's imminent homecoming, Raymond now has what?
(a) Feelings of nervousness.
(b) Reason to feel fear.
(c) No feelings for anyone or anything.
(d) Anxiety.

Short Answer Questions

1. Meanwhile, what does Senator Jordan express for his colleague Johnny Iselin?

2. How does Raymond's mother get him to agree to meet her for lunch the next day?

3. Where do Marco and the G-men meet Raymond?

4. When Raymond arrives at the house, of what does his mother inform him?

5. As the presidential candidate reaches the point in his speech that will cue the gunshots, the FBI agents realize what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jocie say about Raymond?

2. What does Raymond do to Jocie?

3. How does the scene begin, prior to the shooting?

4. What is Raymond's costume? What does he think about it?

5. What takes place at their rendezvous?

6. What gives a hint to the identity of a character previously mentioned?

7. What happens when it is discovered that Jocie and Raymond have left the party?

8. What do Raymond and Jocie do?

9. To where is the reader taken?

10. What takes place during the first days of the ceremonies?

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