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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 does Amory talk to Eleanor about after her dangerous experience?
(a) Literature.
(b) Memories.
(c) His feelings for her.
(d) Her beauty.
2. Which of these laws does Amory's acquaintance NOT break while Amory is traveling after his summer with Eleanor?
(a) He had sex with a girl he was not married to.
(b) He drank alchohol.
(c) He stole some money.
(d) He hit a woman.
3. What does Tom write poetry about?
(a) His love for Amory.
(b) The affects of the War.
(c) The ridiculous government restrictions.
(d) The poor quality of modern writers.
4. Who tells Rosalind to refuse Amory's proposal to her?
(a) Her former suitor.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her sister.
5. How does Amory feel about the rest of his life when he is not with Mrs. Lawrence?
(a) Bored.
(b) Energetic and hopeful.
(c) Numb.
(d) Like his old self.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Amory avoid after he stops drinking?
2. Why does Amory have to find a new roommate after being rejected by Rosalind?
3. What is Rosalind's last name?
4. How old is Cecelia?
5. Where is Amory's work published after he stops drinking?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Amory hear when he wakes up in the hotel in Atlantic City?
2. What happens when Amory tries to kiss Eleanor for the first time?
3. What does Amory give a lecture about in the car on the way home from the funeral, and how is this received?
4. What news does Amory receive when he gets back to New York after his trip to Atlantic City?
5. What stops Amory's drinking, and how does this affect his life?
6. What does Amory realize after attending Monsignor Darcy's funeral?
7. What do Amory and Eleanor do the night before Amory leaves?
8. Who does Amory see in Atlantic City, and how does this make him feel?
9. What does Amory do after he is rejected by Rosalind?
10. What does Amory do at the very end of the book, and why?
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