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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 will Conway lose the longer he lives in Shangri-La?
(a) his memory
(b) his desire to leave
(c) muscle and the enjoyment of physical appetites
(d) his need for food and water
2. Returning to Conway, what does Mallinson think about doing?
(a) committing suicide
(b) kidnapping the High Lama
(c) blowing up Shangri-La and killing the High Lama
(d) forcing Conway to go with him at gun point
3. In subsequent meetings, what do Conway and the High Lama discuss?
(a) war and peace
(b) history and philosophy
(c) people and places
(d) religion and atheism
4. What is special about the French lama, Alphonse Briac?
(a) he studied under Chopin
(b) he speaks eleven languages
(c) he fought with Napoleon
(d) he knew Moliere
5. How old was Father Perrault when he settled in the Valley in 1734?
(a) 53
(b) 42
(c) 66
(d) 25
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Chang say about anyone who falls in love with Lo-Tsen?
2. Who does Barnard turn out to be?
3. Where do they decide they want to go?
4. What is the High Lama like?
5. After Conway tells Mallinson what he knows about Shangri-La, what does Mallinson think about Conway?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Mallinson's arguments cause Conway's dream of Shangri-La to dissolve away?
2. Briefly describe the information Chang gives Conway and the others.
3. What is Conway's guess that turns out to be correct?
4. Tell something about the formality of the meeting.
5. Explain Conway's ambiguous reply when the High Lama invites him to remain forever in Shangri-La.
6. Why does Barnard announce that he wants to stay in Shangri-La?
7. How does Conway find out information about Lo-Tsen?
8. What does Miss Brinklow conclude about the valley?
9. How does Conway sidestep informing his friends about the conversation with the High Lama?
10. How does Chang relate his residence in Shangri-La?
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