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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. Where does the Englishman meet the South American man?
(a) By the pool.
(b) In the hotel.
(c) At the bar.
(d) At the beach.
2. What does Mr. Foster plan to do while his wife is in France?
(a) Take the week off of work and relax.
(b) Spend time at his club.
(c) Visit a mistress in London.
(d) Get some work done.
3. What is Stag's occupation?
(a) Cook.
(b) Trainer.
(c) Courier.
(d) Pilot.
4. What is the man on the train platform with Perkins swinging around?
(a) A bag.
(b) A newspaper.
(c) A cane.
(d) An umbrella.
5. How does the cat respond to music played by Chopin?
(a) He seems ignorant of it.
(b) He loves it.
(c) He sleeps through it.
(d) He hates it.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of soldiers are flirting with the English girls in "Man from the South?"
2. What does Stag collect from the people working for Madame Rosette?
3. How long has it been since Perkins has seen Foxley when he appears on the train platform?
4. What does Klausner tell Scott his box is?
5. Where did Stag's friend find a girl he was interested in?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Drioli respond to the advances Soutine made on his wife in "Skin?"
2. How does Stuffy learn about the method Madame Rosette uses to get girl to work for her on a long term basis?
3. How did Mike cheat in the bet, and how was this discovered?
4. What happens to the Chippendale commode and why?
5. What does Mike always try to impress Richard with in "Taste?"
6. What is the one thing that makes Mrs. Foster worry?
7. What are the wagers of the bet between Mike and Richard?
8. What does the South American man do to prepare for the bet?
9. What does Klausner ask Scott to do for the tree, and what is Scott's response to this?
10. What did the stranger offer Drioli in exchange for a chance to see the painting on his back often?
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