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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 interrupts Armpit's talking about Kaira's letter to her?
(a) Aileen arrives.
(b) A fan wants an autograph.
(c) Kaira's cell phone rings.
(d) Fred finds them.
2. What surprises Armpit when he observes a suspect being questioned?
(a) It is no one he knows.
(b) It is Habib.
(c) Armpit is not surprised to see who the suspect is.
(d) It is X-Ray.
3. What does the suspect lie about when questioned?
(a) Knowing Ginny.
(b) Selling any tickets.
(c) Having an accomplice.
(d) Knowing Armpit.
4. Why isn't El Genius going to be tried?
(a) He killed himself.
(b) He will go to trial.
(c) He is incompetent.
(d) He confesses.
5. What seemed overwhelming to Armpit?
(a) The evidence against him in Kaira's beating.
(b) The recovery time for his broken arm.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Kaira's anger at him.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Armpit wonder about Debbie Newburg?
2. How much does Armpit say he paid for the tickets?
3. Why does Kaira throw coffee in Armpit's face?
4. What seems to be Kaira's disability?
5. What does Kaira say to Fred?
Short Essay Questions
1. In what dilemmas is Armpit immersed, and what does he decide?
2. What happens when Armpit gets to the hotel to visit Kaira?
3. What does the narrator say about what happens in the events surrounding Kaira?
4. What happens when Kaira is getting ready for her show and El Genius comes in her room?
5. What does Armpit realize about a song he hears Kaira sing?
6. What happens in the chaotic aftermath of the attack?
7. Describe the conversation between Detective Newburg and Armpit after he witnesses X-Ray's interrogation.
8. Describe the phone conversation between X-Ray and Armpit.
9. Describe Armpit's conversation with Detective Newburg.
10. Describe the interaction between Armpit and Kaira in the hotel restaurant.
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