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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. How did the master lithographer die?
(a) Cancer.
(b) Pneumonia.
(c) Heart attack.
(d) Car accident.
2. On what street did Ebbe and Ditlevsen get an apartment when her divorce went through in Part 1, Chapter 6?
(a) Amagertorv.
(b) Farvergade.
(c) Tartinisvej.
(d) Rigensgade.
3. In Part 1, Chapter 5, what was Ebbe wearing when Ditlevsen met him?
(a) Dress shirt and black pants.
(b) Brown suit.
(c) Robe and pajamas.
(d) Blue suit.
4. In Part 1, Chapter 8, where did Ester and Ditlevsen go to stay?
(a) Hovedstaden.
(b) Nordjylland.
(c) Sjaelland.
(d) Syddanmark.
5. What type of coat did Ditlevsen buy in Part 1, Chapter 6?
(a) Mink.
(b) Silk.
(c) Sealskin.
(d) Wool.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Part 1, Chapter 6, when did Ebbe and Ditlevsen get married?
2. In Part 1, Chapter 6, what journalist wrote an unflattering piece about Ditlevsen?
3. In "Youth," Chapter 11, what was the number of the apartment on Westend?
4. In Part 1, Chapter 7, how long did Lise say that Ole was gone once?
5. When was Liberation Day in Part 1, Chapter 11?
Short Essay Questions
1. What reviews did Ditlevsen receive when her new book came out in Part 1, Chapter 9?
2. How did the master of the lithographer shop die?
3. Who was Nadja, and what did she say about Piet?
4. What relationship did Ditlevsen have with Piet Hein?
5. Why was Ditlevsen surprised at her daughter's appearance, and what did the doctor say about the little girl's looks?
6. What did Ditlevsen learn when she called the editor of Wild Wheat, Viggo F. Moller?
7. In Chapter 15, what was the apartment like that Ditlevsen rented?
8. In Chapter 12, what was Ditlevsen doing at the lithographer's shop?
9. Where did Ester and Ditlevsen go for a vacation together?
10. How did Ditlevsen get someone to publish her poems?
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