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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. Who forces Wilbur back to life when he tries to commit suicide?
(a) Vera.
(b) The Raspberries.
(c) Melody.
(d) Isadore.
2. When Wilbur speaks with a deceased Eliza, what does she ask him to do?
(a) Die quickly.
(b) Kiss their mother.
(c) Visit her condo.
(d) Forgive her for everything.
3. Wilbur is happy that Sophie never read what?
(a) The Peanut directory.
(b) His memoir.
(c) The Daffodil directory.
(d) His diary.
4. What does Wilbur dislike about his life with the Raspberries?
(a) Their group initiation.
(b) All of these.
(c) Getting up early to jog.
(d) Communal life.
5. What truth does Wilbur reveal to Eliza, on the night of his graduation?
(a) That he is getting married.
(b) That they are not related.
(c) That he loves her.
(d) That she is beautiful.
Short Answer Questions
1. During Wilbur's first year in office, what is the mental state of most Americans?
2. What is Wilbur's family newspaper called?
3. Where does the King of Lake Maxinkuckee live?
4. Why does Wilbur go to Urbana?
5. Who rules Michigan?
Short Essay Questions
1. Following the reunion orgy and separation from Wilbur, in what fashion does Eliza live her life?
2. When Wilbur attends a Daffodil meeting, what surprises him?
3. On his way to speak with the dead, why does Wilbur stop by Indianapolis?
4. When Melody plucks a chicken for a rooftop picnic, what happens to the feathers and why?
5. How are those with the same noun in their middle name related?
6. Why is Rose unhappy with her marriage to Wilbur?
7. What does the new religious cult believe?
8. After Eliza is released from the mental institution, how does she express her anger to her brother?
9. When Wilbur returns to his graduation party, people think that Eliza's voice had come from where?
10. What causes the Green Death?
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