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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. With whom is O'Keefe trying to get a job?
(a) Lady Eclair.
(b) Vanity Fair.
(c) Miss Manners' School.
(d) The Exchange Student program.

2. Why does Dangerfield return to MacDoon's house?
(a) He is attending a party.
(b) There is another letter waiting for him.
(c) He needs to borrow some money.
(d) He has been invited to dinner.

3. What is O'Keefe's one goal in life?
(a) Power.
(b) Religion.
(c) Sex.
(d) Money.

4. What does O'Keefe ask Dangerfield to bring him when they meet?
(a) Money.
(b) Photos.
(c) Keys.
(d) Whiskey.

5. Mary tells Dangerfield that her brothers have gone __________________.
(a) to the beach for a holiday.
(b) to the States.
(c) to their uncle's home.
(d) to boarding school.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Dangerfield tell Miss Frost that he is going?

2. Who is the girl that Dangerfield talks to at the party in #90?

3. What does Dangerfield call his favorite chair?

4. What does Dangerfield notice about the house?

5. What is the message in a letter Dangerfield picks up at MacDoon's?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the dire straits in which Tony Malarkey is living.

2. Who is Perry Clocklan and where does Dangerfield encounter him?

3. Why does Dangerfield believe that his father's death is the end to all of Dangerfield's problems?

4. Why does Mary's bath symbolize her new life?

5. Why has Mary's true personality emerged since meeting Dangerfield?

6. In what way is O'Keefe similar to Dangerfield?

7. What news is assumed to be true about Clocklan?

8. How does Dangerfield's change in his personal hygiene reflect his move into a wealthier lifestyle?

9. Who is the last person in his Dublin experience that Dangerfield visits before leaving for London?

10. Why does Dangerfield relent and go to the party Clocklan invited him to attend?

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