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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. Who is the narrator of part four?
(a) Zemanek.
(b) Marketa.
(c) Jaroslav.
(d) Lucie.
2. What honor is given to Vladimir in part four?
(a) He is voted to the Youth League.
(b) He wins a motorcycle race in Brno.
(c) He breaks a school record in track.
(d) He is appointed King of the festival.
3. How does Helena describe Ludvik during their lunch together.
(a) Verbose.
(b) Confusing.
(c) Indirect.
(d) Straightforward.
4. What helped spread the resurgence of folk music in Jaroslav's university years?
(a) Communism.
(b) Capitalism.
(c) Christianity.
(d) Nihilism.
5. What is the narrator doing when part four begins?
(a) Daydreaming.
(b) Working.
(c) Eating.
(d) Writing.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who looks after Lucie after she starts at the state-farm?
2. In what state is Helena when she finally leaves Kostka's flat a few minutes before seven?
3. When Zemanek spoke out against Ludvik in his hearing about the postcard, he quotes one person at length. Who is it?
4. What is Helena's favorite word?
5. What is Jaroslav's secret nickname for Ludvik?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Kostka feel about Ludvik defending him to the University?
2. What makes Kostka afraid of women?
3. How does Jaroslav feel about Ludvik when they see each other after Ludvik's sentence at Ostrava?
4. How does Ludvik's memory of Helena differ from Helena in reality, upon their meeting in Moravia?
5. What moved Jaroslav to become Vlasta's "protector?"
6. What event called Kostka's Christianity into question by the administration at the University?
7. Describe Jaroslav's house.
8. Describe Jaroslav's dream at the beginning of part four.
9. Describe the difference between Ludvik and Kostka's perceived relationship, according to Kostka.
10. Why did Zemanek read Fucik at Ludvik's hearing?
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