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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. With which of the following does "III. Unfair Games" begin?
(a) “No one was entirely sure who had come up with the name Unfair Games.”
(b) “Sam’s avatar, Mayor Mazer, was the first person who greeted a new visitor to Mapletown.”
(c) “Sam rented a one-bedroom bungalow, near his grandparents.”
(d) “Everyone knew Love Doppelgängers was a terrible title.”

2. With what kind of cancer is Alice diagnosed?
(a) Myeloma.
(b) Leukemia.
(c) Amyloidosis.
(d) Lymphoma.

3. Which shrine do Marx and Sadie visit together?
(a) Nezu.
(b) Hakone.
(c) Iwama.
(d) Fukuoka.

4. What is the name of Dov’s famous game?
(a) Endless Sea.
(b) Winter.
(c) Dead Sea.
(d) Deadlands.

5. On what street do Sam and Marx share an apartment?
(a) Washington.
(b) Roosevelt.
(c) Lincoln.
(d) Kennedy.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following philosophers does Sam read for Moral Reasoning?

2. What number is on Ichigo’s jersey?

3. For which of the following does Sam’s father work?

4. What is the name of Sam’s cousin?

5. In which neighborhood does Sadie grow up?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Marx’s mother disdain computers?

2. How does Sam posit he can find Sadie again after she leaves him in the subway station?

3. How does Marx demonstrate that he works well as a game producer?

4. Why does Marx tend to over-order takeout?

5. How does Marx convince Sadie and Sam to relocate?

6. How does a young Sadie envision caution as a creature (14)?

7. How does the novel remark that “To allow yourself to play with another person is no small risk” (21)?

8. How does Sam know what he knows about his father?

9. Why does Sadie initially balk at Marx’s involvement in the development of her first game with Sam?

10. Why is Sam’s mother denied a voice-acting role for a children’s show?

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