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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 is the name of the boy David sits next to on the plane to camp?
(a) Billie.
(b) Jack.
(c) Andrew.
(d) Seamen.

2. What color walls does the narrator describe the Piccadilly as having?
(a) Gray.
(b) Red.
(c) Yellow.
(d) White.

3. Where is Lisa's camp friend from?
(a) Queens, NY.
(b) St. Louis, MO.
(c) New Jersey.
(d) Chicago, IL.

4. What television program does the author fantasize about starring in one day?
(a) Win a Gazillion Dollars.
(b) Socrates and Company.
(c) The A-Team.
(d) Bonnie and Clyde.

5. What does David make his siblings sign a clause stating?
(a) They will never marry.
(b) They will leave home.
(c) They will do the dishes.
(d) They will mow the lawn.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who picks up the author when he first hitchhikes?

2. How many lines does the author end up with in the show that is produced by the traveling actor?

3. Where does the narrator transfer after his first year in college?

4. Where is the author living when he graduates college?

5. What does the narrator's mother wish to have done with her remains?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe David's initial reaction to Curly's home.

2. Who finally hires David in "Something for Everyone"? Who is his coworker?

3. Where do David and his sister go in "I Like Guys"? Who do they befriend?

4. What does David begin to think about people at the end of his hitchhiking days?

5. In what way does Peg change at the end of "The Incomplete Quad"?

6. What is the author's reaction to Shakespeare?

7. Where is David in the beginning of C.O.G.? How pleasant is this trip?

8. What is David's discovery about the disabled? How does he use it to his advantage?

9. What does David fantasize college will be like?

10. How does the author describe his and others' behavior in trying to hide their homosexuality?

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