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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 is Drew Littler's condition after Jack Ward's visitation?
(a) Drunk and soaking wet.
(b) Sleepy and lethargic.
(c) Hysterical and crying.
(d) Angry and mad.

2. After his college graduation, what does Mrs. Ward want Ned to do?
(a) Settle her legal papers.
(b) Marry Tria.
(c) Organize her house.
(d) Edit a book for her.

3. Inside the white jewel house, whom does Ned first meet?
(a) Mike.
(b) Mrs. Agajanian.
(c) Drew.
(d) Mrs. Petrie.

4. Why does Ned not continue through the line at Jack's visitation?
(a) He becomes physically ill.
(b) He cannot face Tria.
(c) His father asks him to leave.
(d) The line is too long.

5. After Ned leaves the Ward's house, whom does F. William Peterson encourage Ned to speak with?
(a) Jenny.
(b) Mike.
(c) Claude.
(d) Sam.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. Where does Ned sell the golf balls that he retrieves?

3. Why is Jenny so talkative during dinner after Ned is in town after college graduation?

4. Why does Drew land in jail?

5. How does Ned get in the white jewel house for Jack's visitation?

Short Essay Questions

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

2. How is the pool table symbolic of the relationship between Ned and Sam?

3. Why does Jenny become so angry when Eileen calls her house to find Ned?

4. Why does Ned not answer his phone at college?

5. How does Ned begin to realize he could easily become like his father?

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

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

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

9. After their celebratory dinner, what is clear about Jenny's relationship with F. William Peterson?

10. How does Mrs. Ward react to Tria and Ned's relationship, and what does this say about her?

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