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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 would Rosicky and his chum have after the performances?
(a) Beer and oysters.
(b) Whiskey.
(c) Vodka.
(d) Girls, and oysters.

2. How much did Rosicky pay for standing room at the opera?
(a) Two dollars.
(b) One dollar and fifty cents.
(c) One dollar.
(d) Fifty cents.

3. What kind of job did Rosicky have during his youth?
(a) He was a baker's assistant.
(b) He was a mail boy.
(c) He was a tailor.
(d) He was a sheepherder.

4. What kind of woman is Mr. Rosicky "ain't much fur"?
(a) Smart women.
(b) Sad women.
(c) Silly women.
(d) Slim women.

5. How does Rosicky get to the doctor's office?
(a) He gets a ride with a neighbor.
(b) He drives his Ford.
(c) He rides in his wagon.
(d) He walks.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mr. Rosicky encounter when he goes out to his wagon?

2. Rosicky subscribed for Bohemian papers printed where?

3. What has the doctor never been able to separate a Bohemian from?

4. What shape are Rosicky's eyes?

5. What type of cap does Rosicky wear?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is it bothersome to Rosicky to tell a story to the family?

2. According to Rosicky, what is the problem with big cities?

3. Describe Polly's appearance when Rosicky brings the car to her and Rudolph's house.

4. Why does Rosicky tell Polly not to telephone his "place"?

5. When Doctor Burleigh tells Rosicky that he has a bad heart, what is Rosicky's excuse for feeling short of breath?

6. What does Rosicky reflect on as he is looking out his window and listening to the wind blow?

7. What happens after the Rosicky family have supper in Part 5?

8. What conclusion does the doctor come to about the Rosicky family at the end of Part 1?

9. Why would Rosicky rather have his sons deal with the hardships of country farm life than deal with city life?

10. Describe Rosicky's physical appearance.

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