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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 the main character in "The Bridge Across Forever"?
(a) Donald Shimoda.
(b) Aeronca Champ.
(c) Jonathan Livingston.
(d) Richard Bach.

2. What does Bach read to Leslie in Chapter 15?
(a) His best selling book.
(b) Some of his notes.
(c) His journal.
(d) The newspaper.

3. What was the first thing Bach looks for when he arrives in Florida?
(a) A café.
(b) A hotel.
(c) A car rental agency.
(d) His luggage.

4. What does Bach discover that Leslie has an uncanny memory for in their many conversations?
(a) Dates.
(b) Names.
(c) Birthdays.
(d) Numbers.

5. What does Bach wish for in Chapter 10?
(a) His book would be successful.
(b) He and Donna were not so perfectly matched.
(c) Donna would marry him.
(d) He was still with Kathy.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is one lesson Bach learned from Shimoda?

2. Where does Bach get directions to in Chapter 5?

3. Whom is Richard Bach waiting for as "The Bridge Across Forever" starts?

4. What does Bach find out when he calls the bank after speaking with Eleanor in Chapter 3?

5. In Chapter 15, Bach recalls the last time he cried. When was the last time Bach cried?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. When does Bach say flying is fun?

3. What does Shimoda tell Bach about meeting his soul mate?

4. Why does Bach feel he needs to hire a full-time financial manager?

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

6. What does Kathy want when she calls Bach in Chapter 15?

7. What is comical about the night that Bach meets Donald Shimoda?

8. What does Bach say about mistakes in Chapter 11?

9. Why does the thought that Leslie is a beautiful woman embarrass Bach?

10. How would the conversations between Bach and Leslie be described?

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