|
| Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How are the interviews in Chapter 14 described?
(a) Spartan.
(b) Greek.
(c) Russian.
(d) Barbaric.
2. How does Chapter 1 explain the plot of this novel?
(a) It doesn't.
(b) It discusses the major themes.
(c) It describes the main characters.
(d) It creates a strong setting.
3. In Chapter 21, what does the interviewer seem most interested in?
(a) Making a new friend.
(b) Collecting money.
(c) Upholding tax law.
(d) Getting out of work early.
4. At the end of Chapter 9, what does the author say is good at hiding things?
(a) Complicated things.
(b) Ugly things.
(c) People.
(d) Large things.
5. What type of interviews has Stecyk prepared in Chapter 14?
(a) Voice recorded interviews.
(b) Videotaped interviews.
(c) Translated interviews.
(d) Notated interviews.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 9, what does the author point out about televisions?
2. In Chapter 18, why do agents use Desk Names?
3. How is Chapter 17 presented?
4. In Chapter 3, how many men are in the car?
5. In Chapter 9, what year does the author say it is?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 10, how does the author explain the existence of the bureaucratic systems he describes?
2. Why does Dean marry Sheri in Chapter 6?
3. In Chapter 13, why does the main character pay attention to the way he sits?
4. How could the interview in Chapter 21 be described?
5. While describing Stecyk in Chapter 12, what does the narrator comment on about the boy's future?
6. What does Stecyk try to do in Chapter 12?
7. What types of information does the author provide via interview in Chapter 14?
8. How do the girl and her mother get away in Chapter 8?
9. In Chapter 19, what seems to be the favored solution to what is wrong with America?
10. What point does the author make about the "information society" in Chapter 9?
|
This section contains 727 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) |
|



