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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 happens to the narrator at the end of his experience participating in the Coldharbour Lane reenactment?
(a) He goes for a swim.
(b) He dies.
(c) He goes into a trance again.
(d) Someone actually shoots him.

2. How often does the narrator leave his apartment building in the month after he first receives his model of the building in Part III?
(a) Never.
(b) Four times.
(c) Twice.
(d) Eight times.

3. What does the doctor say the narrator is feeling the effects of in his brain in Chapter 13?
(a) Chemicals that act like opioids.
(b) Sugar.
(c) The antidepressants.
(d) Caffeine.

4. When is the day of the first reenactment in the apartment building?
(a) January 8.
(b) July 11.
(c) May 7.
(d) August 14.

5. What does the narrator find in the cupboard above the counter in his kitchen?
(a) Pasta and oil.
(b) Mustard.
(c) Vinegar, Worcestershire sauce, and peppermint essence.
(d) Chocolate and nuts.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who helps coordinate some of the timings for the narrator and his interactions with people in his apartment building?

2. What needs to be repaired on the narrator's car in Part III?

3. What is wrong with the first set of plants delivered to the apartment building, in the narrator's opinion?

4. What composer does the narrator choose for the piano player to play a piece of music from?

5. What does the narrator tell Naz to do to solve the problem of the cats?

Short Essay Questions

1. What role does the narrator take in the homicide reenactment, and how does the reenactment make him feel?

2. What does the narrator request of the woman in the lobby, and why?

3. How does the narrator go about getting details about the event he wants to reenact in Part IV?

4. What interaction does the narrator have with the old woman who cooks liver, and why is it important?

5. In Part III, who does the narrator begin to value more on his team and why?

6. In Part IV, what does the narrator realize about when he felt the most authentic since his accident?

7. What does the doctor who examines the narrator conclude about the narrator in Part IV?

8. What sensation does the narrator experience when he is very happy with the reenactments?

9. What task does the narrator often ask Naz to perform for him that is outside the remit of his original purpose?

10. In Part IV, what kind of reenactment does the narrator ask for that is a departure from the other ones he has asked ror?

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