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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. With which of the following did the protagonist’s father work?
(a) Penn.
(b) Copperfield.
(c) Teller.
(d) Angel.

2. What case number is assigned to the protagonist?
(a) 50-830.
(b) 72-118.
(c) BR-549.
(d) TK-421.

3. What eye condition does the protagonist report having had?
(a) Cataracts.
(b) Strabismus.
(c) Glaucoma.
(d) Amblyopia.

4. What label does the interlocutor apply to the figures in the protagonist’s hallucinations?
(a) Wraiths.
(b) Familiars.
(c) Eidolons.
(d) Boggles.

5. With which philosopher does the protagonist associate the wish not to have been?
(a) Heraclitus.
(b) Anaximander.
(c) Parmenides.
(d) Anaximenes.

Short Answer Questions

1. In which state does the protagonist have paternal relatives?

2. With which of the following does II begin?

3. To which of the following does the protagonist compare the interlocutor?

4. From where did the protagonist’s family move to Wartburg?

5. Approximately how much does the Kid weigh?

Short Essay Questions

1. What vice does the protagonist admit to having?

2. What work did the protagonist’s father do after the use of atomic weapons in World War II?

3. Why does the protagonist report having little contact with her father’s family?

4. How does the protagonist argue that the Stanford-Binet test is racist?

5. What agreement is implied to exist between the protagonist and interlocutor as the main text of the novel begins?

6. How does the interlocutor note patients surprise him?

7. Per the novel, what is a calutron?

8. What attitude does the protagonist report her father had toward the use of atomic weapons in World War II?

9. Why did the protagonist’s father hide his first marriage?

10. Why had the protagonist hoped to get into the Coletta facility?

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