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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 does Josh offer to an older woman at Larryfest?
(a) A towel.
(b) His toothbrush.
(c) Money.
(d) Food.

2. What aspect of betagold makes Josh think of his mother?
(a) Her voice.
(b) Her hair.
(c) Her eyes.
(d) Her lotion.

3. What is Josh afraid of if he cannot be convincing?
(a) The media will keep looking for him.
(b) He will be found and imprisoned.
(c) He will lose all the integrity he had won.
(d) He will be laughed at for fleeing.

4. What does Josh plan to do in six months?
(a) Flee to Mexico.
(b) Return and say that he was kidnapped.
(c) Return and say that he had lost his memory.
(d) Flee to Canada.

5. What does Josh think about Beth when he considers his plans and their effect on her?
(a) He thinks she will be crushed.
(b) He hopes she will be upset so he will know that she cares about him.
(c) He doesn't think she will be affected.
(d) He thinks it will help her clarify what her feelings are.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Josh cry for Peter?

2. How does Josh buy himself an escape?

3. What consequence does Peter face from Josh being Larry?

4. Where does Josh go after finishing his manuscript?

5. What is Josh surprised by in the Boston Globe?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is it that jolts Josh out of his feeling of peace, love and understanding?

2. Describe the incident when Josh gave a woman his toothbrush.

3. How many things does Josh take with him on the appointed day?

4. What is the epigraph to Part 4, and what is its importance?

5. What snaps Josh out of his depression and wandering?

6. What happens between Josh and Beth at Larryfest?

7. Describe Josh's funeral.

8. How does Josh know what happens in his absence?

9. What is the epigraph to Part 6, and what is its importance?

10. How does Josh rise from his depression about being commoditized?

(see the answer keys)

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