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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. When Ned comes downstairs in the morning after hearing a noise the previous night, how does he react?
(a) He cannot hide his anger.
(b) He is shocked, but calm.
(c) He is thrilled.
(d) He turns around and leaves.

2. What does Ned tell Sam about Rose's business?
(a) The owner's name is not Rose.
(b) It is a thriving business.
(c) It is a front for illegal activities.
(d) It is going under.

3. After Skinny relays a message to Ned, how does Jenny begin to act?
(a) Calm.
(b) Excited.
(c) Upset.
(d) Nervous.

4. When Ned comes downstairs in the morning after hearing a noise the previous night, what is the person at the kitchen table not wearing?
(a) His priest collar.
(b) A shirt.
(c) His wedding ring.
(d) Pants.

5. When Sam kidnapped Ned, how long did Ned stay with Sam?
(a) A week.
(b) A month.
(c) 24 hours.
(d) Two weeks.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Ned regularly visit that his mother once told him never to enter?

2. How does Sam delay the divorce?

3. When Sam kidnapped Ned, what did they do together?

4. What kind of friends are Ned and Claude Schwartz Jr.?

5. What kind gesture does Sam make immediately after Ned moves in?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Ned's eating situation say about his life with Sam?

2. What does the author mean when he writes that "Ned now has about two dozen negligent fathers looking after him"?

3. Why does Drew begin the organization, "Money People"?

4. Why does Ned begin to live a double life?

5. Why does Jack Ward claim that he now has so much money that he does not know how to spend it?

6. What role does Mrs. Ambrosino play at the church?

7. Why did Sam kidnap Ned?

8. Why does Sam infuriate Jenny?

9. Why does Ned dislike eating dinner at Eileen's house?

10. What do Claude Schwartz, Jr.'s actions say about his personality?

(see the answer keys)

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