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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 kills Old Thak?
(a) Akthelt.
(b) Hrothrund.
(c) Axelrulf.
(d) Gunnel.
2. How does Biggie describe Merrill?
(a) He is more honest than Bogus.
(b) He is crazy and completly mad.
(c) He is well meaning.
(d) He is not as funny as he finds himself to be.
3. How much money was in the letter from Dr. Trumper?
(a) $5,000.
(b) $50.
(c) $50,000.
(d) $500.
4. How does Bogus fall asleep in Chapter 22?
(a) By watching a favorite old movie.
(b) By listening to a tape recording of Biggie.
(c) By listening to the couple in the next room.
(d) By dreaming about Merrill.
5. What time of year does Bogus arrive in Maine?
(a) June.
(b) October.
(c) December.
(d) April.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who helped Bogus to leave town for Europe?
2. What does Bogus throw from the dock while talking to Colm?
3. What request does the hero make after his night out drinking with his bodyguard?
4. In Bogus's dreams, what fact do people not believe about Merrill?
5. How does Couth describe himself to Bogus and Biggie?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Tulpen describe Bogus to Ralph?
2. How does Bogus reflect on the life of a prostitute?
3. How have Bogus's views on promiscuity changed throughout the novel as he has grown older and had various relationships?
4. What clues does Bogus see around the house that foreshadow who is staying with Couth?
5. What did Bogus's return package to his father symbolize?
6. How is Sprog symbolic of Bogus?
7. Why does Bogus tell Colm that the story he's been telling him at bedtime is real?
8. When Biggie made her announcement, why did Aunt Blackstone respond with "Of course it is. Certainly, yes!"?
9. How does the phrase, "There was, of course, no logic to the dwarf's fear of Harold's rather large cat" relate to the movie about Bogus's life?
10. What does Bogus believe is causing Colm's night terrors?
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