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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book Three, Thirteen.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How do David Malter and Rav Kalman differ academically?
(a) They base their research on different texts.
(b) They use different interpretive methods.
(c) They base their research on the same texts but different editions.
(d) One takes an academic approach and one takes a literal approach.

2. About what does Reuven say he has no right to be angry?
(a) Kalman's actions.
(b) Who Rachel is becoming serious with romantically.
(c) Reuven does not talk about being angry.
(d) The reception of his father's book.

3. Who does Michael talk about?
(a) Professor Gordon.
(b) Rachel.
(c) Reuven.
(d) Danny.

4. According to David Malter, how do scribal errors influence his interpretation of texts?
(a) The errors are not mentioned by the narrator.
(b) They do not have any bearing on how he interprets texts.
(c) The errors give him the authority to re-interpret words.
(d) They render the texts useless.

5. Who is Reuven?
(a) A shoemaker.
(b) A baker in the neighborhood.
(c) The narrator.
(d) The mayor of Peekskill.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Reuven continue to do with Rav Kalman?

2. Who asks Danny to visit?

3. Out of what class does Greenfield stalk?

4. What does Michael see in himself?

5. What happens to Michael between the time of his breaking down at the fair and then arriving home?

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