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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. What does the author write about in detail in Chapter 12?
(a) Preparing a plane for take-off.
(b) Finding your soul mate.
(c) Becoming a millionaire.
(d) Writing a novel.
2. How did Gartner play a significant role in Bach's life?
(a) He becomes Bach's father-in-law.
(b) He is Bach's worst enemy.
(c) He is credited with teaching him to write.
(d) He is not significant.
3. What does Bach ask his potential soul mate in Chapter 2?
(a) To name one thing she loved passionately.
(b) To go flying with him.
(c) To marry him.
(d) Where she had been the night before.
4. Where does Bach need directions to in Chapter 5?
(a) His agent's office.
(b) The library.
(c) The airport.
(d) A bookstore.
5. What is the author writing as Chapter 2 begins?
(a) A piece of music.
(b) A letter.
(c) A novel.
(d) A journal.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Stan's response to Bach's offer of the position?
2. What was the first thing Bach looks for when he arrives in Florida?
3. Bach decides to call people find his soul mate. What cuts Bach's first conversation short?
4. After Bach spends years focusing on the spiritual side of life, who or what brings Bach back to reality?
5. What season is it in the beginning of the book?
Short Essay Questions
1. What troubling thing does Stan say about corruption?
2. Why does Bach feel he needs to hire a full-time financial manager?
3. Why does the thought that Leslie is a beautiful woman embarrass Bach?
4. Why does Bach decide he must end his relationship with Kathy?
5. What does Bach's relationship with Donna help him see?
6. Why does Bach sell his biplane?
7. When does Bach say flying is fun?
8. Describe the setting of "The Bridge Across Forever".
9. What does Leslie help Bach realize about his high school English teacher?
10. What is comical about the night that Bach meets Donald Shimoda?
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