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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. Upon whose head is the responsibility for this situation?
(a) Bowles.
(b) Izzet.
(c) Pasha.
(d) Pascali.
2. What does Bowles say about the stranger with whom he was speaking?
(a) That he is a German.
(b) That he comes from Istanbul.
(c) That he is an American.
(d) Nothing.
3. What gives Pascali the courage to bring up the matter of blackmailing Bowles?
(a) Bowles begins to berate the people of the Ottoman Empire, calling them savage and without honor.
(b) Bowles mentions how much he enjoys sex with Lydia.
(c) Bowles laughs at Pascali's concern about breaking the law.
(d) Bowles calls Pascali a wimp.
4. How much does Izzet offer Bowles?
(a) 200 liras.
(b) 300 liras.
(c) 500 liras.
(d) 400 liras.
5. Why does Pascali visit Dr. Hogan?
(a) To get a shot and information.
(b) To relate to someone who is honest.
(c) Pascali needs a kind conversation and information.
(d) Because his eyesight is getting worse.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Pascali view Bowles after the meeting with Izzet?
2. Who does Pascali meet in the hotel lobby?
3. What does Pascali know about Izzet and Pasha regarding payment?
4. Of what does Pascali write to the Sultan again?
5. Upon what is Bowles' pretended offer of friendship to Pascali solely based?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what position does Bowles place Pascali in not meeting with Izzet at the hotel and how is this ironic?
2. What evidence is there that Pascali may be in danger?
3. By this section, can we be certain as to whether Pascali is a reliable narrator?
4. What do you think is one of the main purposes of this short chapter?
5. What does it suggest to you when Bowles insists on the removal of the soldiers at the evacuation site?
6. How do you think Pascali's perception of Bowles relationship to Pascali enables Pascali to rationalize his blackmail of Bowles?
7. Summarize the interaction between Pascali and Bowles and one probable hidden meaning.
8. What does Pascali seem to forget when he is rejoicing at the prospect of 150 liras?
9. How is the previous foreshadowing come to completion in this final section?
10. What do you think is a possible instance of foreshadowing in this section?
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