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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. Who is Jed actually seeing when he sees Daffy?
(a) Sal.
(b) Etienne.
(c) Bugs.
(d) Richard.
2. In what detail was Richard going to be placed?
(a) He was going to be placed in carpentry with Bugs.
(b) He was going to be placed with Jed.
(c) He was going to be put in gardening with Jean.
(d) He wasn't going to be changed at all.
3. What did Keaty want Richard to do when he had gotten back to the beach?
(a) Smoke a joint.
(b) Check out the phosphorescence.
(c) All of these.
(d) None of these.
4. What stopped Etienne from speaking?
(a) Francoise walked away.
(b) Sal.
(c) Richard asked him to fight.
(d) All of these.
5. Who finds Richard in the caves?
(a) Etienne.
(b) Francoise.
(c) Sal.
(d) Jed.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Richard attempt to shove in that person's mouth?
2. What did Daffy see as a kindness?
3. What sign do people interpret as being a positive change in Karl's behavior?
4. Which of these statements are false?
5. What name had refused to catch on?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Richard, Jed, Keaty, Francoise and Etienne get rescued? How did they make do without money?
2. How did Francoise know about Richard's kiss? What did she thank him for?
3. What had made Richard feel mildly put out?
4. What plan was made in regards to Zeph and Sammy?
5. What was Sal insinuating that Richard should do in regards to Karl?
6. Zeph and Sammy made several mistakes on their way to the commune. What were they? What was the biggest mistake the rafting group made?
7. Who was reanimated by Richard and how?
8. What wrong move did Richard make, according to Etienne?
9. What did the camp do in response to Bugs' actions? What did they attempt to do to Richard?
10. Who argued on behalf of the rafters and what was the outcome? Why didn't Richard prevent this outcome?
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