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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 did the narrator have at a cafe?
(a) Ice cream cone.
(b) Banana split.
(c) Hot fudge sundae.
(d) Chocolate shake.
2. What did the man say happened to old people like him?
(a) They became forgetful.
(b) They lost their way.
(c) They needed help.
(d) They had trouble hailing cabs.
3. What color shoes did the man have?
(a) Black.
(b) Navy.
(c) Brown.
(d) Maroon.
4. What were the narrator and her mother wearing?
(a) Raincoats.
(b) Sweaters.
(c) Shawls.
(d) Ordinary hats and coats.
5. Who did the narrator say could not stand the frosty-nosed stare of her mother's?
(a) Her headmistress.
(b) Her grandmother.
(c) Her father.
(d) Her brother.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why did the narrator and her mother travel yesterday?
2. What type of facial hair did the man have who approached the narrator and her mother?
3. What did the narrator say that her mother looked like she might find when she cut the top off of boiled eggs.
4. How does the narrator describe what happened to her and her mother?
5. What did the man do when he spoke to the narrator's mother?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why did the narrator's mother wish they had a car with a chauffeur?
2. What was the weather like around six o'clock yesterday and how did that affect what the narrator's mother wanted to do?
3. What did the man say he had forgotten?
4. How did the narrator describe her mother's haughty stare?
5. How does the narrator describe a man who comes up to them?
6. Why did the narrator believe that the man was a gentleman?
7. Where did the narrator and her mother go after their appointment at the dentist?
8. What did the man ask the narrator's mother to give him?
9. Where did the narrator and mother go yesterday afternoon and what happened there?
10. How does the narrator describe herself and her mother?
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