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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. Who has the double front room with private bath?
(a) Mrs. McIntyre.
(b) Miss Williams.
(c) Mrs. VanDover.
(d) Mrs. Lewis.
2. Who is Clara?
(a) Chinese maid.
(b) "Colored" maid.
(c) French maid.
(d) "Indian" maid.
3. How does Miss Leeson describe herself?
(a) Down on her luck.
(b) A typist.
(c) A stenographer.
(d) A poor working girl.
4. What word is used to describe Mrs. Parker as she take you to see rooms?
(a) Escort.
(b) Agent.
(c) Cicerone.
(d) Guide.
5. What type of heroine is Mr. Skidder using in his play before Miss Leeson looks at his lambrequins?
(a) Tall and golden--haired.
(b) Tall and red-haired.
(c) Tall and black-haired.
(d) Tall and auburn-haired.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who will Mrs. Parker blame for the fact that you cannot afford her double parlors?
2. How is Miss Leeson described?
3. How much does Clara say it costs to rent the Skylight Room?
4. Where does the person who has the double front room with private bath spend winters?
5. How does Miss Leeson smile when she looks at the lambrequins?
Short Essay Questions
1. When does Mrs. Parker cease being your guide?
2. What room does Clara show prospective roomers?
3. Who is Clara and how does she treat prospective roomers?
4. Where did Mr. Tossenberry go when he left Mrs. Parker's?
5. How does the narrator describe what happens when Clara is called to show Miss Leeson the Skylight Room?
6. Why does Mrs. Parker take prospective roomers to Mr. Skidder's room?
7. What does Miss Leeson say when Mrs. Parker shows her the room to the second-floor-back?
8. After looking at the parlors, where does Mrs. Parker take prospective roomers?
9. How does Mrs. Parker respond if you say you are not able to rent the double parlors?
10. What is the first area Mrs. Parker shows prospective roomers?
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