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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. Who is the author of Life Against Death?
(a) Sarah Smith.
(b) Norman O. Brown.
(c) Reginald Gray.
(d) Rachel Underwood.
2. Where in New York is the apartment that Penny lives in at the time of her father's death?
(a) The Upper East Side.
(b) The Upper West Side.
(c) Hell's Kitchen.
(d) Inwood.
3. What is Penny doing when she is first introduced in 2005?
(a) Smoking.
(b) Writing.
(c) Reading.
(d) Singing.
4. Where is the hospital that Norm is housed at in 2016?
(a) Pennsylvania.
(b) Connecticut.
(c) New Jersey.
(d) New York.
5. What is the 13-year-old girl screaming at in the opening of the novel?
(a) A pig.
(b) A mule.
(c) A cat.
(d) A dog.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Rob say Anka does for a living?
2. Where does Barry say he is from at the Tranquility house?
3. In what month does Penny first go to Jersey City to find her grandparents' house?
4. Where is Norm and Amalia's home in 2016?
5. After how long did the drug trial release Sorry as a participant?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Norm's childhood home described when Penny finds it in 2016?
2. How is Norm described in 2005? What is his relationship with Penny like based on this scene?
3. What characters are present in the opening scene of the novel? What is their significance in the plot of the story?
4. How is Amalia described when she first appears in the 2016 timeline? What is her relationship like with Penny?
5. Who is Rob and how does Penny meet him?
6. What are Norm's circumstances in 2016? Where is he?
7. What happens when Matt comes to confront the squatters at Nicotine the first time?
8. What is the main event that takes place in the scene from 2005? Why is this event significant?
9. Why is Norm's childhood home called "Nicotine"?
10. Where is Norm's childhood home located? What is its history?
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