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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. Why is this character flustered?
(a) When Andy refuses to leave the lobby.
(b) When Andy complains about his accomodations.
(c) When Andy requests a hotel room for a few more nights.
(d) When Andy wants to leave the hotel.

2. About what is this chapter?
(a) Love.
(b) Marriage.
(c) Food.
(d) Death.

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

4. Why does Andy consider himself to be truly American?
(a) Because he was born in the United States.
(b) Because of his accent.
(c) Because of his penchant for buying things.
(d) Because he is an American artist.

5. Why should supermarkets do this?
(a) In order to make shopping easier.
(b) In order to create a more balanced economy.
(c) In order to keep others from eating bad meat.
(d) In order to make him feel special.

Short Answer Questions

1. If the thought is too repugnant, what should be done?

2. When breakfast arrives, by what is Andy delighted?

3. Damian attempts to engage Andy in conversation by doing what?

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

5. Andy would like to be where every week?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Andy say about others' thoughts? What does he think about this?

2. What do Andy and B say about socks?

3. Of what is this chapter comprised?

4. What does Andy think about pennies?

5. What does Andy find to be almost as much fun as grocery shopping?

6. How does Andy prefer to carry cash?

7. What might this chapter symbolize?

8. What does Andy believe supermarkets should do?

9. Over what do Andy and B argue?

10. With what about breakfast is Andy delighted?

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