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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book Two, Judas Peckerwood: Prologue.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What medium does Campbell Wheemer like to use as a teaching tool?
(a) Television news reports.
(b) Newspapers.
(c) Television comedy shows.
(d) Radio news reports.
2. After leaving Bodie's office, Hank crosses campus and sees the television crew is there again. Who does he see with them?
(a) Michelle Devereaux.
(b) Missy Blaylock.
(c) Mandy Paxman.
(d) Maureen O'Neil.
3. After talking to the goose, and then to Leo, Hank heads for the cafeteria. He meets Meg there. Who is Meg the daughter of?
(a) Phineas Coomb.
(b) Billy Quigley.
(c) Campbell Wheemer.
(d) His father's second wife.
4. What was the prologue, as Hank wrote it, in Book Two originally published as?
(a) An article in the campus newspaper.
(b) Part of a memoir.
(c) An obituary.
(d) An entry in a blog.
5. As Hank watches the television crew, his hands tingle and he needs to urinate. What does he take these symptoms to mean?
(a) That he has diabetes.
(b) That he should throw his career aside and live in the woods.
(c) That his father is in the neighborhood.
(d) That he should start writing again.
Short Answer Questions
1. After botching the first lecture, Hank's father was confident he could return to the classroom and lecture again. What was the name of the student that was last on the roll?
2. After seeing the television crew on campus for a second time, Hank returns to his office. What does his secretary tell him about his daughter?
3. Hank decides he has to leave his racquetball partner's house and go home. What physical problem is Hank experiencing as he heads home?
4. After Hank meets with Dickie Pope, what colleague tells him that he will vote for having Hank recalled as chair of the department if Hank doesn't do as he wishes?
5. What is the nickname Hank has given to one the geese near the new center?
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