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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. Where is the narrator's new office?
(a) Blackington.
(b) Cambridge.
(c) Kent.
(d) Covent Garden.
2. Where does the narrator first meet Naz?
(a) The Blueprint Cafe.
(b) At his lawyer's office.
(c) At a bar.
(d) At Naz's office.
3. What does the narrator do when he hears about the settlement?
(a) Drinks a scotch.
(b) Pulls his phone out of the wall.
(c) Calls his mother.
(d) Cries.
4. What kind of animals were part of the building the narrator used to live in?
(a) Hamsters.
(b) Fish.
(c) Cats.
(d) Dogs.
5. What drink does the narrator always order at the coffee shop?
(a) A latte.
(b) An ice cream shake.
(c) A tea.
(d) A cappuccino.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the first task Naz tells the narrator he will have his team work on for the apartment project?
2. How much does the narrator pay for the apartment building he buys in Part II?
3. What does the narrator state that he hates in the end of Chapter 3?
4. Why does one designer quit in a huff?
5. Which company does Daubenay put the narrator in touch with when he wants to do his apartment project?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the narrator do when he hears about the amount of his settlement?
2. How does the narrator view his ongoing relationship with Catherine?
3. What does the narrator remember about his accident?
4. What does the narrator see at David Simpson's party that changes his life?
5. Early in Part II, what project does the narrator become engrossed in?
6. What actor does the narrator become fixated upon, and why?
7. What stops the narrator from kissing Catherine in Part II?
8. How do the narrator's feelings towards his friend Greg begin to change in Part II?
9. What are the terms of the narrator's settlement?
10. What does the narrator threaten Matthew Younger with in order to get Younger to do what he wants?
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