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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 went with Bogus to the country?
(a) Lydia.
(b) Colm.
(c) Biggie.
(d) Couth.
2. To whom did Bogus lose his virginity?
(a) Sierra.
(b) Janine.
(c) Elsbeth.
(d) Biggie.
3. In his letter to Couth, what did Bogus joke about being able to afford if Iowa won?
(a) A divorce.
(b) A real life.
(c) Sterilization.
(d) The urinary tract surgery.
4. What trait does Bogus envy in Dr. Vigneron?
(a) Knowledge.
(b) Precision.
(c) Ambivalence.
(d) Confidence.
5. Why didn't Merrill want to be around Biggie and Bogus?
(a) They left him out of conversations.
(b) They were in love.
(c) They smelled funny.
(d) They teased him about wetting the bed.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Ralph want from his next film?
2. Where did the man from the men's room work?
3. How did Merrill introduce himself to Biggie?
4. Why was the winner of the giant slalom offended by the interviewer?
5. What fact about life does Bogus try to keep from Colm?
Short Essay Questions
1. What offer does Tulpen make to Bogus? What reasoning does Tulpen give for her offer?
2. What makes Tulpen change her mind about her offer at the end of Chapter 12?
3. Why did Ralph not think he needed to pay Bogus?
4. How did Bogus describe Biggie's femininity upon meeting her?
5. Why did Bogus describe Merrill as "the great illusion of my life"?
6. In Chapter 18, what comparison does Bogus make between Akthelt and Gunnel and his life?
7. Give at least three examples to support Bogus's sense of entitlement in the world.
8. When Bogus promised to take care of a small matter in the home, Biggie seemed genuinely surprised that he could and would handle it. Why was Biggie's astonishment painful to Bogus?
9. How did Bogus's letter to Biggie differ from his daily interactions with her?
10. Explain what Bogus thinks disappeared with Merrill and how the two are related.
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