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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. Why does Rabbit make Ruth leave the door open when she uses the toilet?
(a) He can't hear her with the door closed
(b) He doesn't want her to put in a diaphragm
(c) He wants to make sure she washes her hands
(d) He likes to watch her
2. Which of the following people is not among the list of blessings Rabbit makes in the morning?
(a) Margaret
(b) Janice
(c) Mrs. Springer
(d) Tothero
3. What drink do the two women and Harry all order at dinner?
(a) Shirley Temples
(b) Old Fashioneds
(c) Daiquiris
(d) Dirty Martinis
4. What was Mrs. Smith's father's profession?
(a) A dockworker
(b) A farmer
(c) A banker
(d) An insurance salesman
5. What does Ruth say is different about her sex with Rabbit?
(a) She has an orgasm
(b) He does all the work
(c) She stays awake
(d) He is quiet
Short Answer Questions
1. As he drives south, Rabbit considers what it would be like to make love to the women of what wealthy family?
2. For what ostensible expense does Harry give Ruth fifteen dollars at the end of dinner?
3. When did Eccles last see Janice?
4. In front of what building does Rabbit park his car after returning to Mt. Judge?
5. What does Eccles call Harry after the latter suggests he is on a quest?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Rabbit leave his car at Janice's apartment?
2. What excuse does Janice make to her father regarding Harry?
3. Why does Janice slap Nelson?
4. In what state is Janice when Harry comes to her room?
5. What does Harry Angstrom confess to Eccles that he believes is his place in the universe?
6. Why does Harry fear he has killed a second child while speaking to Ruth?
7. Why is Joyce Eccles afraid?
8. What is Harry's work situation after he returns home?
9. Why does Harry take off his shoes on his walk up Mt. Judge?
10. Why does Harry resent Ruth's going to the bathroom after sex?
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