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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 Ford do to open the reluctant door?
(a) He opens it with a credit card.
(b) He kicks it.
(c) He knocks on it.
(d) He reasons with it.

2. After what type of animal does Ford name the security robot?
(a) A cat.
(b) A dog.
(c) A bird.
(d) A fish.

3. The old lady in the cave wants Arthur's help with __________.
(a) A washing machine.
(b) A blocked chimney.
(c) A motorcycle.
(d) A photocopier.

4. Why does Ford think the men in the editor's office are from InfiniDim Enterprises?
(a) They wear company ID tatoos.
(b) They have company credit cards.
(c) They strenuously deny being from the company.
(d) They have logos on their armor.

5. What club did Tricia go to in New York that she wants to tell someone about?
(a) Omega.
(b) Alpha.
(c) Beta.
(d) Theta.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Arthur make money to move to a new planet?

2. Where does Tricia plan to go in the evening?

3. Where is it said that wisdom and truth are to be found?

4. What is the name of the word that catches Arthur's interest at the relocation center?

5. What is the name of the company that has bought the Guide?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why are officials unconcerned about Fenchurch's disappearance?

2. Explain WSOGMM.

3. What major event happened to most other versions of the Earth in other dimensions?

4. How does the Grebulon ship computer know about the hole in the ship?

5. At the relocation office, when Arthur imagines himself back on Earth, what does he imagine doing?

6. What metaphor does Tricia think of, for trying to live life according to a plan?

7. What does Ford steal from his new editor?

8. According to Eric the gardener, what happened to Mrs. Williams' cat?

9. How does Ford return the card he stole from his editor?

10. What does Ford say to the armed men who are in the editor's office?

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