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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. Who does Broadbent say is ill?
(a) His sweetheart.
(b) Himself.
(c) No one.
(d) His mother.
2. Who is having an asthma attack?
(a) Sassoon.
(b) Burns.
(c) Prior.
(d) Broadbent.
3. What does Sassoon think about on the train?
(a) His brother's death.
(b) Going to the front next month.
(c) His mother's funeral.
(d) His last conversation with Graves.
4. What happens to Sassoon instead of a court-martial?
(a) He is discharged from the service.
(b) He is declared insane.
(c) He is going to the war office.
(d) He is put on leave.
5. Who is Wilfred Owen?
(a) One of Sassoon's enlisted men.
(b) A poet and fan of Sassoon.
(c) A soldier who loses his arm and leg in combat.
(d) A new doctor.
Short Answer Questions
1. With what is the letter writer diagnosed?
2. What does Head to to Rivers in Dr. Rivers' dream?
3. Why does Rivers reassign Broadbent?
4. Where is Prior when he first goes under hypnotism?
5. What does the letter Dr. Rivers is reading say?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 6 why does Rivers see Prior after dinner and what does Prior tell him what is Rivers' response?
2. What game do Sassoon and Anderson play in Chapter 8 and what does Anderson almost do to Sassoon?
3. How does Rivers try to convince Sassoon to return to the war?
4. Who is Anderson and why is he at the hospital?
5. Who is Wilfred Owen and how does he feel about Sassoon?
6. What does Dr. Brock suggest to Rivers about Sassoon?
7. What does Sassoon describe to Dr. Rivers about what happened when he first returned from France and what does he say about it now?
8. What does the writer say in the letter and what consequences has he suffered as the result of the letter?
9. Why is Prior at the hospital?
10. What happens to Prior at the beginning of Chapter 7 and what does Prior have to say about it?
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