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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Mike?
2. What does Anne do when she gets into the taxi after she sells the painting?
3. When Julian arrives at Cardwell's, everyone is in the gallery. Where are the paintings?
4. What does Anne learn about herself while participating in the scam?
5. What does Anne want to do soon after she gets home?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Mike scam Julian and Lipsey in regard to the painting?
2. How does Lipsey discover that Dee and Mike had not yet made it to Poglio?
3. Why does Tom go visit Bill Wright?
4. Why does Arnaz show up at Peter's door, and what does he want?
5. How does Julian continue his search after he leaves the priest?
6. Who is Gaston Moore and how does he fit into the whole scheme of things in regards to the paintings?
7. How does the old man sitting in front of the bar in Poglio play a joke on Dee and Mike?
8. What is Louis' hand in the story of the forgeries once he has the professor identify the painting as such?
9. Who next comes to visit the priest in Poglio? What information is he looking for and what does the priest tell him?
10. Why does the priest lie to Mike and Dee about the Danielli family?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
After speaking with Anita, Samantha makes a decision that she takes to her agent. There she explains how she feels about her career. Explain her feelings and analyze how these thoughts are idealistic in an industry where everyone is out to make a great deal of money.
Essay Topic 2
How does Poglio differ from London? Compare and contrast the two places, tell what each place represents and how their contrast contributes to the meaning of the novel as a whole.
Essay Topic 3
Peter states one of the major themes of the novel when he calls the newspaper to demand an inexpensive place for artists to sell their work. Charles comments to Willow about the demand and its lack of permanence on the art dealer. What is Follett telling the reader in regards to profit versus what is due to the artist?
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