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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. How many kinds of photographs does the narrator discover forensic investigators take?
(a) 8.
(b) 4.
(c) 12.
(d) 6.
2. What happens to the narrator after the people at the car repair shop replace his car's fluid?
(a) He gets out of the car and beats them.
(b) His car catches on fire.
(c) His car will not start.
(d) It leaks out of the vents and dashboard onto him.
3. Why is Greg upset with the narrator in Part III?
(a) He knows the narrator lied about his settlement.
(b) The narrator is moving out of the country and did not bother to tell Greg.
(c) The narrator has been ignoring Greg's calls.
(d) Greg has been sick, and the narrator told him he did not care.
4. What kind of fluid do the people repairing the narrator's car replace for him?
(a) Windshield wiper fluid.
(b) Engine fluid.
(c) Brake fluid.
(d) Antifreeze.
5. Where does the narrator start his position in the Coldharbour Lane reenactment?
(a) In the car.
(b) In the phone box.
(c) On the bike.
(d) In the bathroom.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Annie say the workers must do to make the patch on the floor near the old woman's apartment look old again?
2. Who does the narrator ask to fix the natural element in his apartment in Chapter 13?
3. What is wrong with the first set of plants delivered to the apartment building, in the narrator's opinion?
4. What happens on Coldharbour Lane in Part III?
5. Who has to be hired to take care of the first major problem in the apartment project in Chapter 9?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the narrator ask the pianist to do in Part IV?
2. How does the narrator go about getting details about the event he wants to reenact in Part IV?
3. In Part III, what particular aspect of his own new apartment do the workers have trouble getting right?
4. What does the narrator request of the woman in the lobby, and why?
5. What does the narrator not like, and fail to consider, about the way the sun is hitting the floor in his apartment building?
6. In Part IV, what kind of reenactment does the narrator ask for that is a departure from the other ones he has asked ror?
7. What task does the narrator often ask Naz to perform for him that is outside the remit of his original purpose?
8. What events does the narrator become obsessed with in general in Part IV?
9. What role does the narrator take in the homicide reenactment, and how does the reenactment make him feel?
10. Who prompts the narrator to take stock of his reenactments and actions up to that point in the end of Part IV, and what idea does the narrator come up with for his next plan?
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