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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. According to the narrator, what is an alternative meaning of 'mixed bag"?
(a) Placing a plastic bag and mixing it with cake batter.
(b) Placing a plastic bag in the bowl and tossing it.
(c) Placing a plastic bag in the bowl and stirring it around.
(d) Placing a plastic bag in the bowl and mixing it with food.
2. When the children first meet Mr. Squalor, what does he offer to get them?
(a) A slice of cake.
(b) A martini.
(c) A bed.
(d) An orange.
3. According to the narrator, which element would not be found in a chemistry class?
(a) Gold.
(b) The element of surprise.
(c) Silver.
(d) Money.
4. Why doesn't Jerome want to force Gunther to remove his boots?
(a) He is hungry and wants to go eat.
(b) He doesn't want to smell his feet.
(c) He doesn't want to be rude.
(d) He forgets.
5. What kind of restaurant is Cafe Salmonella?
(a) A dessert restaurant.
(b) A theme restaurant.
(c) A hamburger restaurant.
(d) An Italian restaurant.
Short Answer Questions
1. According to Jerome, what is a xenophobe?
2. During the first few days in the penthouse, what happens once the Baudelaire children return to the penthouse?
3. What happened to the Quagmire children?
4. How many floors down is it from the Squalor's penthouse apartment to the bottom floor?
5. Who are the orphans' new guardians?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are the references to the King of Arizona important to the story?
2. How does the atmosphere on Dark Avenue mirror the orphans' feelings in Chapter 1?
3. What is the significance of the trees that once made Dark Avenue "dark" being cut down once "light" is in?
4. Why do the Baudelaire children lie about whether they are interested in or enjoy their presents from Esme?
5. Why does Violet stop arguing with Esme about Gunther's true identity?
6. What is significant about the Squalor library and its inventory?
7. Why does Esme act strangely when Klaus asks her if Gunther took the elevator down from the penthouse?
8. What is the significance of the doorman telling the Baudelaire children and Jerome they can't go up to the penthouse until Gunther comes down?
9. What is significant about the doorman's comments that all problems have a solution, and the solution is sometimes under the nose?
10. What is symbolic of Jerome sliding down the stairs and his laughter growing fainter the further he descends?
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