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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. How were Mary and Fritz threatened when they did not sign?
(a) They were denied their allowance.
(b) They were sued.
(c) They were threatened that their trust accounts in Midland Associates would go bankrupt.
(d) They were denied entry into the House.

2. How did Fred cover his receding hairline?
(a) With a bandanna.
(b) With a cap.
(c) With a hat.
(d) With a wig.

3. What does the author compare Donald's escape into media channels with?
(a) With an incompetent worker.
(b) With a media star.
(c) With a terrified little boy.
(d) With a tyrant.

4. When was Fred hospitalized?
(a) In 1998.
(b) In 2001.
(c) In 2000.
(d) In 1999.

5. How old was the author when her father died?
(a) 14.
(b) 17.
(c) 15.
(d) 16.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why had Freddy not met Mary when the author was leaving for boarding school?

2. What caused Freddy's sudden stomach cramps in 1978?

3. Why does the author compare Donald to Andrew Cuomo?

4. What does the author attribute grandmother Mary's illness, Freddy's death and Donald's emotional dwarfing to?

5. Where was Robert's country house?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Donald have to meet the bank every Friday and report expenses?

2. Where did Freddy throw a Sweet Sixteen party for Mary?

3. What did Donald offer Mary after she graduated from Tufts?

4. How were Mary and Fritz threatened when they held up the probate by not signing?

5. Who signed the checks for Mary and Fritz's expenses until they turned 30?

6. What did Fred's children set up to avoid taxes on Fred's estate?

7. What were the author's plans when her grandfather got hospitalized?

8. Where did the family gather in 1998 to celebrate Father's Day?

9. What project did Donald start in Atlantic City?

10. How old was the author when Ivana almost took her to meet the publisher of Penthouse?

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