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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. Why did Mr. Duck attempt to get his wounds closed up?
(a) So he could look presentable.
(b) So he could roll a joint.
(c) So he could shake Richard's hand.
(d) So he could return to the beach.

2. What kind of dress was the transvestite wearing?
(a) A gold sequined dress.
(b) A silver lame dress.
(c) A silver sequined dress.
(d) A gold lame dress.

3. Where did the Songserm ferry go to?
(a) Kah Samui.
(b) Koh Samui.
(c) Kal Sumui.
(d) Na Thon.

4. What had happened to the main character's neighbor?
(a) He'd been murdered.
(b) He'd overdosed on drugs.
(c) He'd been electrocuted.
(d) He'd committed suicide.

5. What did this person toss to the main character?
(a) He didn't toss anything.
(b) A lit joint.
(c) A lit cigar.
(d) A lit cigarette.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old did the main character judge the French couple to be, at first?

2. Who was going on the rice run?

3. What soft drink did Richard get?

4. What did Keaty have the worst time?

5. What kind of tattoo did Francoise have on her wrist?

Short Essay Questions

1. What was the cue for Richard to call it a night?

2. What gave the illusion of a confined personal area, and how was the effect spoiled?

3. What was the purpose of the lashed together branches?

4. What did all the people that were taken to the beach have in common? Who was the odd person out?

5. What had been Richards primary goal when he had started traveling? What were his goals, specifically?

6. Why had Richard initially begun traveling?

7. What game did the three people play as they swum out to sea? How did Richard feel about the game?

8. What had the Filipino guy that Richard had met taught him about jellyfish?

9. Why had things become awkward between Richard and the French couple?

10. What did Etienne notice about the dope that they had found on the island?

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