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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 tells the story of the dangerous thing Rosalind did at a swimming party?
(a) Brittany.
(b) A former suitor.
(c) Cecelia.
(d) Rosalind.

2. How does Rosalind feel after she refuses Amory's proposal?
(a) She feels guilty.
(b) She forgets about him.
(c) She longs for him.
(d) She gets very depressed.

3. What does Amory hear when he wakes up while traveling after his summer with Eleanor?
(a) Humming.
(b) Groaning.
(c) Whispering.
(d) Singing.

4. Who does Amory go to Amryland to visit?
(a) Eleanor.
(b) An uncle.
(c) Monsignor Darcy.
(d) His father.

5. What do Amory's friends worry about him for after he is rejected by Rosalind?
(a) His depression.
(b) His drinking.
(c) His lack of sleep.
(d) His poverty.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Amory start doing in bars after being rejected by Rosalind?

2. Where does Amory go after his experience with Eleanor?

3. What kind of connection do Amory and Eleanor have the minute they meet each other?

4. Who tells Rosalind to refuse Amory's proposal to her?

5. What does Amory try to do when he goes to quit his job after being rejected by Rosalind?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Amory talk about with the driver who takes him home from the funeral?

2. What does Amory do after he is rejected by Rosalind?

3. What does Amory talk about that makes Tom very uncomfortable, and why?

4. How big is Alec's family?

5. How do Eleanor and Amory feel about each other when they first meet, and what does this lead to?

6. What law does Amory's friend break while in Atlantic City?

7. What does Eleanor have a reputation for?

8. What does Amory do at the very end of the book, and why?

9. What do Amory and Eleanor do the night before Amory leaves?

10. Who writes to Amory after he quits drinking, and what does the letter say?

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