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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 happens after David's father's death?
(a) David is awarded money from the head of public transportation.
(b) The newspaper calls to interview David.
(c) There are a series of lawsuits.
(d) David is unable to ride trains.
2. What role does Manshardt have with the IRS?
(a) File clerk.
(b) Childcare worker.
(c) Group manager.
(d) Supervising agent.
3. Why does David feel he did not live fully in his youth in Chapter 22?
(a) Because he lacked motivation.
(b) Because he did not go to school.
(c) Because he used too many drugs.
(d) Because he lived at home.
4. What year do David's parents divorce?
(a) 1973.
(b) 1975.
(c) 1971.
(d) 1977.
5. What form does the narrator of Chapter 22 claim to use?
(a) Autobiography.
(b) Biography.
(c) Rhyming poetry.
(d) Historical fiction.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 23, what is the primary feelings the narrator tries to convey?
2. In Chapter 30, what stands out most to Sylvanshine about Glendenning?
3. In Chapter 27, what amount of returns are said to be possible audits?
4. In Chapter 30, where does Sylvanshine get the facts from that he shares with Reynolds?
5. Why does Cusk avoid looking at the woman who sits near him in Chapter 27?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 27, what reason is given for possibly not conducting an audit?
2. Why doesn't David exit the van in Chapter 24 with the other people?
3. What is Chapter 25 about?
4. In Chapter 27, what surprises Cusk when he returns from his break?
5. How does David's father's arm get stuck in the train?
6. In Chapter 22, why does David take a long time getting to the train?
7. In Chapter 33, how does Lane Dean Jr. perform his work?
8. What is the relationship between the Peoria REC and Martinsburg?
9. How do the IRS employees entertain themselves in Chapter 32?
10. What are IRS phantoms?
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