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

2. Bach decides to call people find his soul mate. What cuts Bach's first conversation short?
(a) She is married.
(b) The call is cut off.
(c) No one answers.
(d) Her boyfriend answers.

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

4. What is one lesson Bach learned from Shimoda?
(a) He already knows his soul mate but just needed to find her.
(b) He is being too picky.
(c) How to fly.
(d) To tell the truth.

5. Who is Stan?
(a) Bach's fellow writer.
(b) Bach's brother.
(c) Bach's banker.
(d) Bach's editor turned investment counselor.

Short Answer Questions

1. To whom is the piece of writing the author is working on directed?

2. Who is John Gartner?

3. Where does Bach go to think about and recover from the shock of his phone call to the bank?

4. What language does Bach teach Leslie to speak?

5. What does Bach sell for $11,000?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Bach know that Katherine is not his soul mate?

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

3. What does Bach's relationship with Donna help him see?

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

5. What troubling thing does Stan say about corruption?

6. Where does Leslie get the nickname "Hoggie" for Bach?

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

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

9. What does Leslie tell Bach about her childhood?

10. As Bach is giving people chances to fly in his plane with him, why is he secretly disappointed?

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