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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. Which of the following did Drenka once ask Sabbath to do for Matija?
(a) To proofread a written speech.
(b) To find him a job.
(c) To help him build a better relationship with Matthew.
(d) To help him do his taxes.
2. Who arrives and hits the person at Drenka's grave while Sabbath watches?
(a) Christa.
(b) Barrett.
(c) Matija.
(d) Matthew.
3. Why did Barrett stop speaking to Drenka before her death?
(a) Because he was angry with Sabbath.
(b) Because he did not want to get involved with her illness.
(c) Because he was afraid that Matija would discover their affair.
(d) Because he was angry with her for asking him to leave his wife.
4. Who only spoke to Nikki a handful of times, despite Sabbath's efforts to get them to talk?
(a) Drenka.
(b) Sabbath's mother.
(c) Matthew.
(d) Roseanna.
5. Which of the following forms did Christa learn in an effort to become a "true American"?
(a) Painting.
(b) Knitting.
(c) Quilting.
(d) Crocheting.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Christa?
2. What did Christa say to Sabbath the last time she saw him?
3. How did Sabbath feel about the manner in which Nikki handled her mother's death?
4. Why does Drenka suddenly want Sabbath to agree to be monogamous to her?
5. How long has it been since Nikki disappeared?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did Sabbath choose to leave New York?
2. What role did Roseanna play in Sabbath's puppet theater?
3. Why was Drenka initially attracted to her husband, Matija?
4. In what political environment was Drenka raised?
5. Why is Drenka unable to discuss Matthew's career with Matija?
6. Why did Sabbath quit directing?
7. Why does Drenka after so long, suddenly demand that Sabbath be faithful to her?
8. How did Sabbath meet Christa?
9. What was the "Romance Run"?
10. What happened at Sabbath's trial?
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