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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. Where had Dangerfield spent the previous night?
(a) A park bench.
(b) Chris' room.
(c) A hotel.
(d) Home.
2. Chris makes a meal of bacon and _________________.
(a) tomato sandwiches.
(b) fried bread.
(c) eggs.
(d) beans.
3. What does Chris prepare for Dangerfield when he says he has been attacked in the bar?
(a) Hot chocolate.
(b) Buttered rum.
(c) Tea.
(d) Mulled wine.
4. Why did Dangerfield once touch the decapitated head of Blessed Oliver Plunkett?
(a) It is good luck.
(b) Morbidity.
(c) Faith.
(d) Curiosity.
5. How much money does O'Keefe give to Dangerfield?
(a) Three pence.
(b) Six shillings.
(c) Three pounds.
(d) One pound.
Short Answer Questions
1. What nationality is the woman in #41?
2. Why does Marion slap Dangerfield?
3. Where is Kenneth O'Keefe attending university?
4. Where does Dangerfield hide when the person in #81 comes to the house?
5. Chris admits to making contact with Felicity in order to _________________.
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Kenneth O'Keefe and where does Dangerfield invite him to go in Chapter 1?
2. How do Dangerfield's behavioral traits undermine him in terms of money vs. pleasure?
3. What does O'Keefe realize about Dangerfield when he loans Dangerfield money?
4. How can Dangerfield be called an escapist and how does Chris figure into his escaping?
5. What is Dangerfield's destructive behavior when he learns that Marion has received money from his father?
6. How do Dangerfield and Marion feel about living in the new house?
7. What is the premise of THE GINGER MAN?
8. Where has Marion moved and why does Dangerfield seem to like it?
9. What does Chris learn about Dangerfield and Marion's sex life and what does Dangerfield reveal about wanting to have sex with Chris?
10. What is at the core of Dangerfield's nasty behavior?
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