The Sellout Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

Paul Beatty
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The Sellout Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

Paul Beatty
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 21 – Epilogue.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What word from Chapter 23 mean the ability to produce a desired or intended result?
(a) Ebullient.
(b) Jurisprudence.
(c) Efficacy.
(d) Perspicacity.

2. What did Darla Hood die from in reality, according to the narrator in Chapter 6?
(a) Cancer.
(b) Hepatitis.
(c) AIDS.
(d) Syphilis.

3. What diagnosis did Marpessa determine for the narrator when he was 18?
(a) Depressive Disorder.
(b) Social Anxiety Disorder.
(c) Attachment Disorder.
(d) Bipolar Disorder.

4. What does the narrator say has more "motion of the ocean" than him in Chapter 17 (201)?
(a) "A pier overlooking the sea."
(b) "A plate of day-old sashimi."
(c) "A fat man in a flat boat."
(d) "A cotton-picking slave."

5. What word from Chapter 6 refers to a historical clerk, scribe, or notary?
(a) Notary.
(b) Articulator.
(c) Jurisprudence.
(d) Scrivener.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who did Hominy claim was "the original Little Rascal" (86)?

2. How does the narrator refer to Hominy as he accompanied him in driving around town in Chapter 20?

3. What caused Buckwheat's death?

4. What does the narrator lay out the three basic laws of in the opening of Chapter 3?

5. The narrator describes his "usual postcoital position" as "rolled up into a ball like" what, in Chapter 17 (202)?

(see the answer key)

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