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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. After Bach spends years focusing on the spiritual side of life, who or what brings Bach back to reality?
(a) His airplane.
(b) The book and money.
(c) Eleanor.
(d) Stan.

2. Bach's relationship with whom is discussed in Chapter 10?
(a) Leslie.
(b) Eleanor.
(c) Kathy.
(d) Donna.

3. Where does Bach need directions to in Chapter 5?
(a) His agent's office.
(b) The library.
(c) The airport.
(d) A bookstore.

4. How did Gartner play a significant role in Bach's life?
(a) He is Bach's worst enemy.
(b) He becomes Bach's father-in-law.
(c) He is credited with teaching him to write.
(d) He is not significant.

5. What does Leslie learn Bach is interested in saving in Chapter 15?
(a) Money.
(b) Himself.
(c) Whales.
(d) Eagles.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bach ask his potential soul mate in Chapter 2?

2. How do Bach and Donna decide when it is time to move on from their relationship?

3. Bach decides to call people find his soul mate. What cuts Bach's first conversation short?

4. In Chapter 11, Bach says, "There are no ________. The events we bring upon ourselves..."

5. What is Leslie's occupation?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Bach decide he must end his relationship with Kathy?

2. Describe the setting of "The Bridge Across Forever".

3. When does Bach say flying is fun?

4. How does Bach start to take notice of Leslie in a new way after they eat ice cream together?

5. What does Bach realize as he waits for Leslie to park the car at the airport?

6. What does Leslie help Bach realize about his high school English teacher?

7. What troubling thing does Stan say about corruption?

8. When Richard talks with Eleanor in Chapter 3, she is shocked. What shocks Eleanor?

9. What makes the owner of the café in Florida look strangely at Bach in Chapter 2?

10. What does Leslie tell Bach about her childhood?

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