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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. How many partners does the Man from Buenos Aires have?
(a) 4.
(b) 1.
(c) 2.
(d) 3.
2. Which is NOT one of professions that Danielschik attempts to apprentice for?
(a) A tailer.
(b) A carpenter.
(c) A watchmaker.
(d) A goldsmith.
3. What does the narrator and the Man from Buenos Aires drink for lunch?
(a) Vodka.
(b) Brandy.
(c) Water.
(d) Lemonade.
4. How is Noyach Tonkonog able to read a telegram about the upcoming pogrom?
(a) He owns a printshop and is connected to officials.
(b) He has a close friend who is a Christian that gives it to him.
(c) He accidentily sees it while making deliveries.
(d) He does not reveal how he sees the telegram.
5. Where does the Priest go after the train stopped?
(a) He travels up the line.
(b) Back to his home.
(c) He visits friends in Heysen.
(d) He hires a coach to take him to St. Petersburg.
Short Answer Questions
1. What ailment is Moyshe-Nachman trying to get treatment for?
2. Why did the man in It Doesn't Pay to Be Good adopt two children?
3. Why does the thief claim to have no luck?
4. How does the Priest treat Berko after the train stops?
5. Why should Itsik have an automatic exemption from the draft?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Rayzl's birth mother die?
2. What does Motek learn from his succession of low paying difficult jobs?
3. How does Moyshe-Nachman regard the affair of the arrest of his brother-in-law?
4. What reasons does Moshke give for needing money?
5. Why does Aharon's son leave the school?
6. What does the term "meeting the train" mean?
7. Describe the appearance of Yoyl Tashker.
8. In The Automatic Exemption, when the father visits lawyers in Yehupetz and explains his predicament to them, why are they unable to give him advice?
9. What does the Jewish holiday of Sukkos celebrate?
10. Why does Moyshe-Nachman have to support Dovid's family in Go Climb a Tree?
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