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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. From of the following disabilities does William Einhorn suffer from?
(a) He is mute.
(b) He is crippled.
(c) He is deaf.
(d) He is blind.

2. What nationality is Grandma?
(a) She is Russian.
(b) She is Irish.
(c) She is Italian.
(d) She is Polish.

3. Which of the following ailments begins to plague Momma in her old age?
(a) She is going weak.
(b) She is going blind.
(c) She is going deaf.
(d) All of the above.

4. What University does William's only son, Arthur, attend?
(a) University of Idaho.
(b) University of Illinois.
(c) University of Indiana.
(d) University of Iowa.

5. How much will the March family's co-pay be to put Momma in a home for the blind?
(a) $10 per month.
(b) $20 per month.
(c) $5 per month.
(d) $15 per month.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of William's wife?

2. What is the name of the March family's caseworker at the local Charity?

3. What is the name of Augie's first love?

4. What does Augie pawn to help pay for his mother's medical expenses?

5. Who sold Augie's family home without telling him?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does William accommodate his wife's decorating whims in their living room?

2. What job does Augie help Dingbat with which involves travel to Michigan?

3. What is Augie's relationship to his younger brother, Georgie?

4. Why does Augie meet regularly with his caseworker, Lubin?

5. Who is Charlotte Magnus?

6. Why does the Magnus family demand for the breakup of Augie and Lucy?

7. How does Augie feel about attending school?

8. Why is Augie fired from his job at Deever's Department Store?

9. What other famous disabled persons does Augie contemplate as he is caring for William Einhorn?

10. What quarrelsome love triangle does Augie have to sort out, even though he is not involved in it?

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