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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. Why does Bellarosa agree to tell Susan that their affair is over?
(a) Because Anna asks him to.
(b) Because he owes John.
(c) Because there isn't an affair.
(d) Because he wants to make things right.
2. In Chapter 22, what decade does John describe as being lavish to Bellarosa?
(a) The 50s.
(b) The 30s.
(c) The 20s.
(d) The 40s.
3. What is Fox Point?
(a) A new apartment complex.
(b) A ruined estate.
(c) A country club.
(d) A new subdivision.
4. Where do Bellarosa and John have coffee with priests?
(a) At a church.
(b) At the Plaza Hotel.
(c) At a small diner.
(d) At a cafe.
5. What proceedings does Bellarosa say Ferragamo will probably start on him?
(a) FICO.
(b) RIFO.
(c) FIFO.
(d) RICO.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does John ask after Bellarosa says he will be going to Italy?
2. Why does John decide to stop talking to people while he stays at the Plaza Hotel?
3. How does Susan act when John sees her at Bellarosa's with his body?
4. Why does John leave his car behind in Chapter 27?
5. What does William Stanhope believe about Bellarosa's business sense?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Bellarosa tell John about his plan to cooperate with the government?
2. What does William Stanhope do with Stanhope Hall?
3. How does Ferragamo try to ruin John's plans the day Bellarosa is arrested?
4. Why does John sink his own boat?
5. How does John convince the judge to let Bellarosa post bail?
6. How does John feel about staying at the Plaza Hotel?
7. In Chapter 22, what directions does Bellarosa give John in regard to his upcoming arrest?
8. In Chapter 30, how does John's dream affect him?
9. Why does John become upset about Bellarosa's fifty dollar bet on the day of his arrest?
10. What do John and Bellarosa talk about when Bellarosa is released from the hospital?
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