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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 did the person who told the author he lost force him to do in Chapter 6?
(a) To give Tobey his Cotton candy.
(b) To feel his private parts.
(c) To leave the park.
(d) To run his errands.

2. What does the author feel is necessary to be interrupted?
(a) The order of the universe.
(b) The order of life.
(c) Incorrect grammar.
(d) People speaking.

3. According to the end of Chapter 1, what is significant about anarchy?
(a) It is defined and refuted.
(b) Nothing.
(c) It has control.
(d) The author presents a paradoxical view of it.

4. Where was the author's apartment in Chapter 5?
(a) Maine.
(b) New York.
(c) Connecticut.
(d) Ft. Lauderdale.

5. In Chapter 3, what did the author note about Jean in their debate?
(a) He was witty.
(b) He was narrow-minded.
(c) He was intellectually manipulative.
(d) He had little valid arguments.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the author pretend to do on the car ride home in Chapter 6?

2. What does the author describe in the prologue?

3. What was the name of the person the author mentioned being frightened by in Chapter 2?

4. How many months pregnant was Dagmar in Chapter 6?

5. What did the author and his family salvage in Chapter 6?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the author say about Donald?

2. What did the author and Tobey discover in Chapter 6?

3. What did Tobey and the author do when the author went with Tobey's family?

4. What happened to Tobey after the author went with him and his family?

5. Describe what the prologue does for the reader.

6. What was the result of Ligget's trial?

7. What does the author say interrupted his life, in the prologue?

8. Who does the author recall in the first chapter, and what does he recall?

9. Where did the author sleep in Chapter 4, and why?

10. What happened at the end of Chapter 1?

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