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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 Andy especially like getting and considers almost as a form of currency?
(a) Change.
(b) Grocery lists.
(c) Receipts.
(d) Bills.

2. What does B clean with a special cloth?
(a) Her antiques.
(b) Her violin.
(c) Her pencil jar.
(d) Her tables.

3. What is significant about the abrupt style in a book filled with rambling statements?
(a) It is unnatural.
(b) It shows how much more important this chapter is than the others.
(c) It mimics the sometimes abrupt nature of death.
(d) It is less important than the rest of the book.

4. In what does Andy delight when walking around the store?
(a) Looking at the shoppers around him.
(b) Looking at all the beautiful things to buy.
(c) Looking rich and buying things to store on his bedroom windowsill.
(d) Looking at people stare at him.

5. Andy admires people who can use space wisely with what?
(a) Sound.
(b) Thought.
(c) Words.
(d) Art.

Short Answer Questions

1. After it's over, what should one do?

2. According to Andy, everyone should live in what?

3. Would Andy like to seem more human and average?

4. Does this last possible reason for the brevity of this chapter make him more human and average?

5. The fact that Andy will not relinquish his big bag when shopping at the grocery makes it appear that what is happening?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Andy's opinion of death compare to others?

2. What does Andy think about pennies?

3. Who hosts Andy and B? Why does this person become flustered?

4. What do Damian and Andy say about risk takers?

5. What is said about Andy's phone conversations?

6. What do B, Damian, and Andy think about the topic of growing wiser with age?

7. How does Andy prefer to carry cash?

8. About what does B talk?

9. Of what is this chapter comprised?

10. Why might he have kept this chapter so short?

(see the answer keys)

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