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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 country did Sebastian Dunitz immigrate from?
(a) Venezuela.
(b) Portugal.
(c) Spain.
(d) Germany.
2. How does Christopher feel about his sister's personality?
(a) He is concerned by it.
(b) He is embarrassed by it.
(c) He is proud of it.
(d) He does not have an opinion about it.
3. How long before Linnaeus' death is the story "The English Pupil" set?
(a) One week.
(b) One hour.
(c) One day.
(d) One month.
4. What does "The Littoral Zone" refer to?
(a) The sea.
(b) There is no scientific connection.
(c) Sea sickness.
(d) The horizon.
5. How does Christopher react when he is reunited with Sarah Anne in America?
(a) He is never reunited with her.
(b) He is overjoyed.
(c) He is enraged.
(d) He is deeply saddened.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following is NOT something many people find fault with in Sarah Anne?
2. As he drives back home from his estate, what does Linnaeus imagine following him?
3. What does Linnaues think about his wife on the drive to his favorite estate?
4. In what year was Antonia born?
5. During the discussion of swallows, which of Sarah Anne's statements does Christopher find inappropriate?
Short Essay Questions
1. What physical state is Linnaeus in?
2. What is the state of Sara Anne's life at the opening of "Rare Bird"?
3. How were Jonathan and Ruby reunited after arriving home?
4. Who is The English Pupil?
5. What do Christopher's philosopher friends think happens to swallows over the winter?
6. How did Jonathan and Ruby's romantic relationship start?
7. What unique deformity was Richard born with, and how did it affect his life in adulthood?
8. What were Jonathan and Ruby's romantic statuses at the time when they met?
9. What is Sara Anne's intelligence level for a woman of her time?
10. How does Juliet die, and what is Christopher's reaction to the death?
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