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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 does Wilbur dislike about his life with the Raspberries?
(a) Getting up early to jog.
(b) Their group initiation.
(c) Communal life.
(d) All of these.

2. Why does Wilbur's presidency become irrelevant?
(a) People forget about it.
(b) Few people are left alive.
(c) Most of his staff dies out.
(d) All of these.

3. When Wilbur visits the King of Lake Maxinkuckee, his visit is documented by what?
(a) Video phone.
(b) A fingerprint system.
(c) Scribes.
(d) Telepathic recording.

4. Who forces Wilbur back to life when he tries to commit suicide?
(a) Melody.
(b) The Raspberries.
(c) Isadore.
(d) Vera.

5. When the majority of the nation is wiped out, what remains?
(a) Horse farms.
(b) Families.
(c) Amusement parks.
(d) Chinese restaurants.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Sophie's new middle name?

2. When Wilbur attends a meeting, how old is the new chairperson of the Daffodils?

3. How many children does Wilbur have when he gets married?

4. When Dr. Mott comes to Wilbur's graduation party, how does Wilbur react to the doctor?

5. What does Vera give Wilbur for his 100th birthday?

Short Essay Questions

1. What causes the Green Death?

2. What does the King of Lake Maxinkuckee want Wilbur to sign?

3. After gravity shifts for the first time, everyone is crying for help. What does Wilbur do?

4. In Indianapolis, what does it mean if you are not a Daffodil?

5. Why is Rose unhappy with her marriage to Wilbur?

6. When Wilbur attends a Daffodil meeting, what surprises him?

7. After Eliza is released from the mental institution, how does she express her anger to her brother?

8. What scientific discovery has been made by Dr. von Peterswald?

9. When Wilbur returns to his graduation party, people think that Eliza's voice had come from where?

10. What does a meeting at the Thirteen Club look like?

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