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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 does Bruce recall about the Mulder family?
(a) They were itinerant.
(b) They were strict Catholics.
(c) They were very poor.
(d) They were good and respectable.

2. What does Bruce believe about Nola and the first time he made love to her?
(a) She was a virgin.
(b) She was terrified.
(c) She was ecstatic.
(d) She was not a virgin.

3. What is Bruce doing as Part 3, Chapter 6 begins?
(a) Dreaming.
(b) Eating.
(c) Reading.
(d) Bathing.

4. Which girl did Bruce take to the prom?
(a) Cynthia.
(b) Ava.
(c) Alma.
(d) Nola.

5. Why did Joe once shove Bailey into a trash can?
(a) For squealing on him about test answers.
(b) For hitting on the girlfriend of the tennis club manager.
(c) For kissing his sister.
(d) For breaking his new ball bat.

Short Answer Questions

1. The box contains two stacks of letters, an envelope filled with pictures and _______________.

2. Where can Bruce and Nola spend a night alone together?

3. What restricted the intimate moments between Bruce and Nola?

4. How had Bruce viewed Joe's father when Bruce was a boy?

5. Nola's family could be called ___________.

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Bruce violate his instincts about bringing any friends into their home?

2. How does the author show Bruce's affections for his mother regarding his going to the prom?

3. What was the only life Bruce had ever envisioned for his future?

4. What prompts Bruce to ask Nola to marry him?

5. What were the circumstances that prompted Bruce to go to law school?

6. What did Bruce do when it became apparent that Bailey was hitting on Nola?

7. What are the contents of the box saved by Aunt Margaret?

8. How did Bruce separate himself from his own family in favor of the Mulders?

9. What had Bruce thought about Nola's family members?

10. What does the author reveal about the way Chet had died?

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