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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 does Sick Boy kill the dog in Deid Dugs?
(a) He stomps it.
(b) He stabs it.
(c) He shoots it.
(d) He strangles it.
2. Who was Gi sleeping with when his wife discovered he was gay?
(a) A family friend.
(b) His local priest.
(c) His brother-in-law.
(d) A male prostitute.
3. Who helps Begbie with is drug deal in Easy Money for the Professionals?
(a) Sick Boy.
(b) Renton.
(c) Spud.
(d) Gav.
4. In Courting Disaster, what does Sick Boy reveal he is doing for money now?
(a) Selling drugs.
(b) Pimping.
(c) Stealing ID-cards.
(d) Having sex with old men.
5. What narcotic mixture does Renton refuse in Straight Dilemmas No. 1?
(a) Crack and hash.
(b) PCP and acid.
(c) Heroin and cocaine.
(d) Pot and opium.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Bang to Rites, who does Renton decide is most responsible for Billy's death?
2. Why does Venters deteriorate significantly faster than Davie in Bad Blood?
3. At the beginning of There Is a Light That Never Goes Out, which mate is not with Renton?
4. Why do the women in Feeling Free decide Renton is not that bad at the end of the chapter?
5. Which girls slips off with Spud at the end of There Is a Light That Never Goes Out?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the drug deal in Station to Station go down?
2. Describe the interchange Renton has with an old schoolmate at the end of this chapter.
3. How does Renton and Sharon's relationship change in Bang to Rites?
4. What does Renton find at Johnny Swan's in A Leg-Over Situation?
5. In Bad Blood, how does Alan Venters and Davie's relationship develop?
6. What precautions does Begbie take after the job in Easy Money for the Professionals?
7. What surprise does Renton have when he wakes up in Gi's flat?
8. How does Renton feel about ripping off his mates at the end of the novel?
9. How does Renton interact with his relatives at Billy's wake?
10. Describe Spud's ill-fated night with Laura McEwan.
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