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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. What did Malkie's parents not like?
(a) Julian.
(b) Dogs.
(c) Libor.
(d) Sam.

2. What profoundly shames Sam?
(a) That his parents were avid Zionists.
(b) That his grandfather was in the Israeli Parliment.
(c) The way the Jews handled Palestine.
(d) That Tyler refused to support him publicly.

3. What is Julian not up to recalling?
(a) The face-painting incident.
(b) The bungee-jumping incident.
(c) The incident in the House of Mirrors at the Fair.
(d) His mother's admonishions about women.

4. What does Libor disbelieve about what he and Julian discuss?
(a) That Julian's nose is not broken.
(b) That Julian does not call the police.
(c) That a woman would mug a man.
(d) That the mugger thought he was Jewish.

5. Where is Julian on a school holiday?
(a) Madrid.
(b) Paris.
(c) Monaco.
(d) Barcelona.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Merton Kugle?

2. What does the gypsy woman say to Julian?

3. What job has Hephzibah recently left?

4. What has Alfredo never told his mother or half brother?

5. What does Julian do during the night after work?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Julian not understand about his friend Libor?

2. What position has Hephzibah recently taken on and why does Julian think she was chosen for the new position?

3. How do Sam and Julian meet Libor?

4. What happens to Julian one late summer evening in London on his way home?

5. How does Hephzibah feel about marriage to Julian?

6. What does Julian think the next morning after being mugging?

7. Why does Julian decide to go to dinner at Libor's two nights later?

8. What debates does Julian think about as he walks to Regent's Park and what is Julian's thought about what Libor says?

9. Who is Emmy Oppenstein and how does Libor reconnect with her?

10. How do Sam and Libor say and think concerning Sam and Julian?

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