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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. When was the album Temper released?
(a) 1974.
(b) 1990.
(c) 1979.
(d) 1984.

2. For what movie did Opal audition to play Stephanie St. Clair?
(a) Hoodlum.
(b) The Grange.
(c) Wicked.
(d) The Rose.

3. Where does Sunny describe always being relegated when visiting Opal's home in Chapter 15?
(a) The garden.
(b) The living room.
(c) The dining room.
(d) The kitchen.

4. What happened as a result of the "Meltdown for Aural Editor?" article that was published?
(a) Sunny was let go from her job as editor.
(b) Sunny was deported.
(c) Sunny was arrested and charged with harassment.
(d) Sunny was given a promotion.

5. What publication printed the article titled "Weird O. to Injured Fans: 'Eat Dirt'" on November 19, 1971?
(a) Aural magazine.
(b) The New York Times.
(c) The New York Post.
(d) Rolling Stone.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Sunny describe driving to for the Derringdo event in Chapter 23?

2. On what day was Jimmy Curtis's memorial held?

3. When did J. Edgar Hoover die?

4. In what state did George Wallace serve as governor?

5. When did Opal and Nev first appear on the Dick Cavett Show?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did most of the characters respond when asked about blame in the Rivington Showcase in Chapter 15?

2. What led to Sunny losing her job?

3. What did Sunny do at the Derringdo festival?

4. What major revelation did Chet Bond offer in his interview with Sunny?

5. How did Bob Hize die? Why did Sunny attend his funeral?

6. How was Opal a contributing factor in Sunny's education?

7. What happened when Opal revealed the flag during her performance at the Rivington Showcase?

8. What did Nev say about his memories of the Rivington Showcase?

9. What led to Nev's addiction and how did it affect his work?

10. How did Nev's and Opal's career change when they went solo?

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