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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 object does the person in Fiona's dream reveal?
(a) A pair of legwarmers.
(b) A pair of mittens.
(c) A hat.
(d) A scarf.
2. What items does Nora wish to donate to Yale's workplace?
(a) Rare coins.
(b) Early yearbooks.
(c) Cheerleading ephemera.
(d) Works of art.
3. Nora uses what method of communication to tell the university that she would like to make a donation?
(a) A letter.
(b) A telegram.
(c) An e-mail.
(d) A phone call.
4. Which friend of Fiona's helps Fiona to search Paris for her daughter?
(a) Serge.
(b) Ranko.
(c) Teddy.
(d) Julian.
5. Fiona discovers that which of her friends will soon have a new gallery exhibition opening?
(a) Richard.
(b) Julian.
(c) Terrence.
(d) Yale.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old was Nico when his parents cut him off completely?
2. For what reason had Nico's parents cut him off in his young adulthood?
3. Fiona is worried about her daughter's well-being for what reason?
4. What is the name of Yale's boss?
5. Who shows Yale and his companions the boxes of artwork in Nora's collection?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the symbolism of Nico's orange scarf?
2. How does the dream motif arise early in Fiona's time in Paris?
3. What information does Fiona report to Yale about her family's cleaning out of Nico's place and how does Yale react?
4. What is the significance of the film Breakfast at Tiffany's for Yale?
5. What place does Fiona name as being a location in which she will definitely not find Claire and why?
6. Yale's boss Bill keeps stopping by to report what details?
7. Why is everyone at the party so alarmed after they see Terrence, Nico's former boyfriend?
8. In what way had Fiona spend her twentieth birthday and how had it contrasted with her twenty-first birthday?
9. What step must first be taken before art can be donated?
10. What is the most encouraging aspect of Nora's art collection, from Yale's point of view?
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