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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 sheepdog on the farm that is adjacent to the Senderovsky property?
(a) Hunter.
(b) Bugs.
(c) Luna.
(d) Bridget.
2. How old was Nat when she came to the U.S.?
(a) 2 1/2.
(b) Not quite 4.
(c) 3 1/2.
(d) Almost 5.
3. What is the name of one of the mountains Senderovsky can see after he picks up Ed at the train station?
(a) Balsam.
(b) Meenahga.
(c) Slide.
(d) Peekamoose.
4. How many grades ahead of where she should be is Nat reading?
(a) 2.
(b) 3.
(c) 5.
(d) 4.
5. What does Ed dream of in Act 1, Chapter 9?
(a) Macedonia.
(b) Thrace.
(c) Thessaly.
(d) Chania.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Act 2, Chapter 4, what is the name of the patient Masha is speaking with?
2. What language does Masha speak?
3. When Senderovsky was teaching, what does he remember that a student drank a lot of and had to be transported to the university hospital?
4. What is the name of Vinod's book?
5. What was the occupation of the guy who tried to date Dee and chewed on the left side of his mustache?
Short Essay Questions
1. What chaos is there at the House on the Hill in Act 1, Chapter 1?
2. In Act 2, Chapter 2, what does Senderovsky say to the Actor, and why does he surprise himself?
3. What does Senderovsky's car hit as he rounds a curve in Chapter 3?
4. What does Dee know about Senderovsky and his guests from their social accounts?
5. What does Dee learn about Ed's background in Act 2, Chapter 1?
6. What does Karen remember about Vinod's manuscript?
7. What does Vinod want back from Senderovsky, and how does Senderovsky respond?
8. Why does the Actor come running out of his bungalow naked?
9. What character was the Actor supposed to play in the adaptation of one of Senderovsky's early novels?
10. What does Senderovsky do when his wife is finally asleep in Chapter 9?
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