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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What word best describes Yeamon's house?
(a) A shed
(b) A summer house
(c) A one-room shack
(d) A mansion
2. What part of San Juan does Al live in?
(a) Dermot O'Leary
(b) Horace Timms
(c) The British Quarter
(d) Calle O'Leary
3. Who does Paul decide to visit?
(a) Sala
(b) Sanderson
(c) Lotterman
(d) Yeamon
4. Why can Paul not go back to his office?
(a) It has closed for the day
(b) There is a riot
(c) The police are ransacking it
(d) It is on fire
5. Who does Paul meet at Al's?
(a) Yeamon
(b) Sala
(c) Segarra
(d) Sanderson
6. Where does Sala invite Paul to go with him?
(a) The Casino
(b) A carnival
(c) A local resort
(d) The University
7. What does Yeamon say he can get in the local bar?
(a) Drugs
(b) Cider
(c) Women
(d) A tab
8. Who is Sala working for in this chapter?
(a) Vilmot
(b) Lotterman
(c) Bob
(d) Gordon
9. What do Paul and Yeamon fish for?
(a) Trout
(b) Carp
(c) Lobster
(d) Oysters
10. What color dress does Paul's woman have?
(a) Purple
(b) Green
(c) Brown
(d) Red
11. What kind of transport does Yeamon have?
(a) Scooter
(b) Motorbike
(c) Bicycle
(d) Car
12. Why can Paul not stay for lunch?
(a) He has to go back to work
(b) He has to meet Sala
(c) He needs to pick up his car
(d) He has a date
13. Where had Duke Peterson just come back from?
(a) Saudi Arabia
(b) England
(c) France
(d) The Virgin Islands
14. Who do Sala and Paul leave the casino with?
(a) A pimp
(b) Yeamon
(c) An ex convict
(d) Two girls
15. What kind of game does Yeamon suggest they play in this section?
(a) Soccer
(b) Ping pong
(c) Football
(d) Hockey
Short Answer Questions
1. Whose poem begins the book?
2. Where does the author say the Cuban carried a gun?
3. Why does Yeamon not like Chenault sunbathing?
4. Which two characters are having a fight in this chapter?
5. Who takes over the city editor's responsibilities?
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