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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Three, Chapter 16: The Trampoline Tells Sancho and Quichotte an Old Tale of Betrayal, and the Path is Opened - Chapter 21: Wherein the World Explodes and the Wayfarer Becomes Timeless.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is NOT a reason Sancho provides when he names four reasons why people go to New York City?
(a) To be loved.
(b) To be discovered.
(c) To be broken.
(d) To be born again.

2. What adjective does the narrator apply to the reader while speaking directly to the reader in the novel's fourth chapter?
(a) Kind.
(b) Dear.
(c) Loving.
(d) Patient.

3. Quichotte tells Sancho at the start of the seventh chapter that "Love is" (94) what?
(a) Strange.
(b) A rose.
(c) An audition.
(d) All-encompassing.

4. What kind of a name is Sam DuChamp, according to the narrator of the novel's second chapter?
(a) An Anglicized name.
(b) A palindrome.
(c) A pen name.
(d) An alias.

5. Jonesco, the motel clerk at the Jonesco Motor Inn, mutters under his breath about the need for what objects?
(a) Shadows.
(b) Lies.
(c) Barricades.
(d) Confessions.

Short Answer Questions

1. The Human Trampoline states that her name originated from what type of literary work?

2. Who bestowed the name of the Human Trampoline in Quichotte's sister, according to him?

3. Quichotte's second letter to Salma R begins when he declares himself to be a what?

4. Quichotte tells Sancho in the seventh chapter, "No great quest, my boy, was ever achieved except by those with" (98) what?

5. On which other character is the fictional character of the Human Trampoline based?

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