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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 happens to Jack Ward on the 16th hole at Mohawk Country Club?
(a) He is shot.
(b) He is arrested.
(c) He has a heart attack and dies.
(d) He gets a hole in one.

2. Who gets Ned something cool to drink at the white jewel house?
(a) Mrs. Ward.
(b) Tria.
(c) Mrs. Petrie.
(d) Jack Ward.

3. What does Andy Winkler do for Sam and Ned?
(a) Pays them money.
(b) Charges them with a lesser charge.
(c) Lets them off the hook.
(d) Gets them out of jail.

4. What does Ned steal from Klein's Department store?
(a) A radio and shovel.
(b) Goggles, a snorkel, and flippers.
(c) Sunscreen, sneakers, and a net.
(d) Shoes and a hat.

5. After dinner when Ned is in town after college graduation, what does Jenny stay up and do?
(a) Cooks Ned his favorite dinner.
(b) Sits at the kitchen table and cries.
(c) Looks at photo albums with Ned.
(d) Talks with F. William Peterson.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Drew leaves prison, what is his physical stature?

2. What does Ned realize on his way home after his night at the Big Bend Hunting Lodge?

3. What happens to Ned's money?

4. What does Mrs. Ward refuse to do?

5. Through his day job, what does Ned learn about Mrs. Agajanian?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Ned unsurprised by Sam stealing his money?

2. What happens when Sam confronts Drew about a missing beer?

3. How does Jenny react when Ned arrives in Mohawk after college graduation?

4. What kind of life does Claude, Jr. lead?

5. Why does Sam continue to believe Jack Ward is lucky?

6. What role does F. William Peterson play in Ned's life?

7. What is the meaning behind Sam and Ned instantly recognizing each other at The Night Owl?

8. How is Sam's graduation present for Ned fitting of his character?

9. What is the importance of Drew being Jack Ward's son?

10. What kind of college student is Ned?

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