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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 Dennis say is the drawback in Sir Ambrose's advice?
(a) Dennis loves Aimée.
(b) Dennis is already engaged.
(c) Dennis has no money.
(d) Dennis has no experience.

2. What does Dennis plagiarize?
(a) Photographs.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Essays.
(d) Quotes.

3. What funeral does Aimée agree to go to on Wednesday?
(a) Mr. Joyboy's grandfather's.
(b) Mr. Joyboy's mother's.
(c) Sir Ambrose's.
(d) Sambo's.

4. To what does Aimée owe the shaping of her brain and body?
(a) A mishap when she is a toddler.
(b) Being raised in a strict Catholic home.
(c) A mild birth defect.
(d) Being raised in southern California.

5. What does Dennis do as he is waiting for the fire to finish its work?
(a) Picks up a novel and starts reading.
(b) Plays poker with Mr. Joyboy.
(c) Sleeps.
(d) Plays gin with Mr. Joyboy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Mr. Slump drink whiskey?

2. What does Aimée tell Dennis that does not bother him?

3. What has Aimée been chosen to do?

4. What has Dennis not yet done?

5. What is Mr. Joyboy's mother like?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mr. Joyboy say about his mother when Aimée asks about her and how does this conversation lead to another discovery about Dennis?

2. What does Dennis learn from Erroll Bartholomew?

3. What does Aimée say in her most recent letter Guru Brahmin?

4. Why is Mr. Joyboy fearful and what does Dennis realize Mr. Joyboy wants?

5. How is Mr. Slump described and what does he write to Aimée after she writes of her thoughts about Dennis?

6. How does Aimée react to the latest love poem from Dennis, and what does she not realize about the poem?

7. What does the cricket club do in order to induce Dennis to return to England?

8. Who is Guru Brahmin?

9. Why has Aimée written a local newspaper columnist and what does he reply to her?

10. What is the Lovers' Nook?

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