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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. In Chapter 22, what makes David interested in tax and tax law?
(a) The advice of his mother.
(b) His father's death.
(c) From sitting in on the wrong class at college.
(d) An article in the newspaper.

2. In Chapter 22, what does David say was his drug of choice when he was younger?
(a) Prescription drugs.
(b) Chemical stimulants.
(c) Marijuana.
(d) Alcohol.

3. What do the agents at Peoria REC call the product of Martinsburg?
(a) A problem.
(b) A file.
(c) A card.
(d) A case.

4. In Chapter 35, what worries the narrator?
(a) A woman's footsteps.
(b) The ticking of a clock.
(c) The stare of an infant.
(d) Manshardt's humming.

5. In Chapter 31, what do the people wait for?
(a) A ride to the IRS office.
(b) The work day to end.
(c) A phone call from the IRS.
(d) Glendenning to arrive.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 27, where does most of the REC revenue come from?

2. At the end of Cusk's training in Chapter 27, how does Cusk respond to the training?

3. How does Sylvanshine first talk to Reynolds in Chapter 30?

4. In Chapter 30, what stands out most to Sylvanshine about Glendenning?

5. In Chapter 23, what does the narrator describe?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Chapter 25 about?

2. In Chapter 33, how does Lane Dean Jr. perform his work?

3. What is the relationship between the Peoria REC and Martinsburg?

4. How do the IRS employees entertain themselves in Chapter 32?

5. In Chapter 22, what details does David give to explain his parents' divorce?

6. How do IRS workers know of the phantoms?

7. How does David's father's arm get stuck in the train?

8. Why is Lehrl's office so important to Reynolds in Chapter 30?

9. What concerns Lane Dean Jr. most about the work he does in Chapter 33?

10. In Chapter 22, why does David take a long time getting to the train?

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