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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 is Gunilla's last name?
(a) Lundborg.
(b) Karlsson.
(c) Björklund.
(d) Jonsson.
2. Whose body is found crushed in the scrap car yard in Riga in Chapter 22?
(a) Henrik Mikael Hultén's.
(b) Allan Karlsson's.
(c) Herbert Einstein's.
(d) Benny Ljungberg's.
3. On what date does Chapter 19 begin?
(a) May 2, 2005.
(b) September 11, 1949.
(c) May 11, 2005.
(d) March 10, 2004.
4. In what year is Chapter 23 set?
(a) 1969.
(b) 1965.
(c) 1967.
(d) 1963.
5. On what Swedish island does Jonas Jonasson live?
(a) Uppsala.
(b) Gotland.
(c) Malmköping.
(d) Yxhult.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the second of the two things that Allan claims to be able to do well in the Epilogue?
2. Where is the sailor from that dumps Bucket's remains in Chapter 22?
3. How old is Allan when he returns to Sweden and buys a cottage in Chapter 28?
4. In what year was Allan presumably sterilized?
5. Where was Bucket going when he left Lake Farm, according to the story told to Prosecutor Ranelid in Chapter 25?
Short Essay Questions
1. How have the mood and tone of the narrative changed in Chapter 19?
2. What story do Allan and his friends give to Prosecutor Ranelid in Chapter 25?
3. How is the confrontation between Chief Inspector Aronsson and Allan described in Chapter 21?
4. How does Allan's involvement influence the historical development of atomic weapons?
5. What makes Allan agree to cooperate with the government agent in the Epilogue?
6. How is Allan's life echoed through the actions in the Epilogue?
7. What is significant about the explosion in Chapter 28?
8. What government agent comes to meet with Allan in the Epilogue? Why is this significant?
9. How are the major conflicts of the novel resolved in Chapter 22?
10. How have the Boss's objectives changed in Chapter 17? Why?
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