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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 many years has Marina been working on her book?
(a) 3.
(b) 4.
(c) 7.
(d) 10.
2. What kind of job does Bootie find?
(a) Doorman.
(b) Usher.
(c) Busboy.
(d) Cab driver.
3. In what condition does Bootie leave the location in #121?
(a) He leaves some dishes in the sink.
(b) He is meticulous about cleaning up.
(c) He leaves a big mess.
(d) He cleans up the biggest messes.
4. What do Julius and David do after arguing in the afternoon?
(a) Break up.
(b) Separate for awhile.
(c) Go to dinner.
(d) Go to counseling.
5. What does Julius tell Danielle after Marina leaves the apartment?
(a) He needs help in finding a job.
(b) He knows Danielle is seeing someone.
(c) He is moving to Chicago.
(d) He is going back to David.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why do Julius and David move back into Julius' apartment?
2. What does Ludo encourage Marina to do?
3. Where does the Thwaite family usually spend the holidays?
4. How does Danielle feel about Ludo?
5. Where is Bootie staying in Chapter 38?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Julius seem to be so uncomfortable around David's family?
2. How is Bootie a disruptive presence when he uses the Thwaites' Manhattan apartment on the holiday?
3. What does the storm in Stockbridge symbolize for the Thwaites?
4. Describe the altercation between David and Julius in the men's room at the bar.
5. How is Marina at odds with the important people in her life as she prepares for her wedding?
6. Why does Danielle not go to the Thwaites' home in Stockbridge for the holiday weekend?
7. How does Annabel treat Bootie even though he has made a huge mess in her home?
8. What is Murray's opinion of Marina's book and how does she react to it?
9. Why is Ludo such a disruptive presence at the Thwaites' home on the holiday?
10. What events and circumstances add to a feeling of doom for Bootie?
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