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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 becomes irritated with Ray's lack of a productive job?
(a) His brother-in-law
(b) His sister
(c) His mother
(d) Japhy
2. About what mountains does Japhy begin to tell Ray stories?
(a) Sierra Nevada
(b) Cascade
(c) Rocky
(d) Appalachian
3. To what do Ray's mother and sister want him to return?
(a) The religion he was born with
(b) His old job
(c) His writing job
(d) The home
4. Who argues with the answer to #128 about her upcoming marriage?
(a) Japhy
(b) Ray
(c) Sean
(d) Alvah
5. Where does Ray go when he is accused of drinking too much?
(a) Golden Gate Bridge
(b) Alvah's house
(c) Fisherman's Wharf
(d) Pier 39
Short Answer Questions
1. Who notices Ray's peculiar habit of spending long periods alone in the woods?
2. Where do Japhy and one of the owners of the house work during the day?
3. Where does Japhy intend to travel in order to study for a long period of time?
4. Who decides to sleep outside in the shack?
5. Who teases Ray about being the lazy one in the house?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do Ray and Japhy do to help out Sean as he is providing accommodations for the both of them?
2. What is Japhy's reaction to Rhoda's fiance?
3. What does Ray's brother-in-law think about his time in the woods and in the house?
4. What does Ray hear Japhy wants to do with his life at this time?
5. How does Ray help his mother and her illness?
6. What does Ray realize about himself once he arrives at his summer job?
7. As Japhy and Ray catch up a bit, what does Ray seem to feel about Japhy's demeanor?
8. Why does Japhy want to introduce Ray to some friends at a lecture and discussion session?
9. What does Ray want to do when Japhy suggests they go to the lecture and discussion session?
10. For how long does Ray continue to meditate in the woods?
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