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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. Which character below is not involved in Begbie's deal in Station to Station?
(a) Stevie.
(b) Sick Boy.
(c) Second Prize.
(d) Spud.

2. Where do Sharon and Renton have sex in Bang to Rites?
(a) Billy's old room.
(b) A bathroom.
(c) The back garden.
(d) Renton's room.

3. Why does Renton consider having sex with Gi in London Crawling?
(a) For the experience.
(b) For pity.
(c) For the bedroom.
(d) For money.

4. Where are the two lesbians in Feeling Free from?
(a) Australia.
(b) India.
(c) The Falklands.
(d) South Africa.

5. What did Billy and Mark most often fight over?
(a) Renton's addictive disposition.
(b) Hibs-Hearts rivalry.
(c) What to watch on television.
(d) Politics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where are Gi and Renton at the end of London Crawling?

2. At the beginning of Courting Disaster, Renton and Spud have been arrested stealing what?

3. Who helps Begbie with is drug deal in Easy Money for the Professionals?

4. What does Renton do with the drunk Second Prize in Trainspotting at Leith Central Station?

5. Which girls slips off with Spud at the end of There Is a Light That Never Goes Out?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the interchange Renton has with an old schoolmate at the end of this chapter.

2. What precautions does Begbie take after the job in Easy Money for the Professionals?

3. Describe Spud's ill-fated night with Laura McEwan.

4. How does Billy Renton die?

5. How does Kelly take revenge on some business men in Eating Out?

6. Why does Renton's father warn him in Bang to Rites?

7. What does Renton learn about Sick Boy in the celebration in Courting Disaster?

8. Describe Sick Boy's escapade in Deid Dugs.

9. What demand does Renton's father make of Renton on his second day in bed?

10. How does Alison and Kelly bond with two lesbians in Feeling Free?

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