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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. Reveling in the dining options in this section, Geoffrey says that New York is the what of the twentieth century?
(a) Florence
(b) Paris
(c) Rome
(d) London

2. To what object does Ouisa compare Geoffrey's money in this section?
(a) A beacon
(b) A lawnmower
(c) A lifeboat
(d) A mustang

3. What ancient food item does Ouisa say is in the freezer when Paul offers to make dinner?
(a) Chicken
(b) Ice Cream
(c) Steak
(d) Peas

4. What career did Flan used to hold?
(a) Artist
(b) Journalist
(c) Investment banker
(d) Lawyer

5. In the hypothetical script Paul describes his father receiving, what is Poitier's character's profession?
(a) Astronaut
(b) Politician
(c) School teacher
(d) Lumberjack

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Flan in this section, Geoffrey has recently sold a print by what modern artist?

2. What article of clothing does Flan look at and think of Van Gogh?

3. What is the only article of clothing the Hustler is wearing when he emerges from Paul's bedroom?

4. What taciturn promise does Paul make the Kittredges and Geoffrey before the latter leaves?

5. To what mythological figure does Ouisa compare Geoffrey when she describes him?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do Flan and Ouisa know Geoffrey?

2. Why is the dinner with Geoffrey so important to the Kittredges?

3. Who are Rick and Elizabeth?

4. What comparison does Geoffrey make regarding New York as he discusses dinner?

5. What new information does the Detective have when he calls Ouisa and Flan?

6. What is sent to the Kittredges in this section and how do they respond?

7. How does Trent Conway assist Paul in his fraud?

8. What galling realization do the parents make as they read SIdney Poitier's autobiography?

9. What is the essence of Paul's thesis?

10. How does Paul explain the naked man to Flan and Ouisa?

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