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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1: Parts 10 - 19.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Book 1: Chapter 6, how does David feel about his friendship with Edward?
(a) He is envious of Edward's job.
(b) He is irritated by Edward's eccentricities.
(c) He is offended by Edward's teasing.
(d) He finds it fulfilling and enjoys being astonished.
2. In Book 1: Part 12, why is Edward unable to write to David during his visit with his sisters?
(a) He is too busy with family and chores.
(b) He has forgotten David's address.
(c) He is not allowed to write letters.
(d) He did not want to write to David.
3. In Book 1: Part 17, why is David initially hesitant to open the second item his grandfather showed him?
(a) He is afraid of what it might contain.
(b) He does not want to spend more time with his grandfather.
(c) He has already read too many letters.
(d) It is too heavy for him to lift.
4. In Book 1: Chapter 3, what is depicted on the fourth panel in the Bingham Brothers bank's grand lobby?
(a) Scenes from the Siege of Yorktown.
(b) The founding of the Free States.
(c) A famous family portrait.
(d) A smooth blank expanse.
5. In Book 1: Part 16, how does David surprise Edward with his actions after returning from shopping?
(a) He confesses his regrets to Edward.
(b) He proposes to Edward with a porcelain dove.
(c) He treats Edward to a lavish dinner.
(d) He brings home traditional souvenirs.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Book 1: Chapter 7, what is the content of the letter David receives?
2. In Book 1: Chapter 5, why does David go to the school before his class begins?
3. In Book 1: Part 10, why does David inquire about Florence Larsson with his grandfather?
4. In Book 1: Part 17, what does David feel as he enters his home in Washington Square?
5. In Book 1: Part 19, how does David react upon entering the boardinghouse room when Edward is not there?
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