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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did David attend college, as Karen explains on page 149?
(a) Harvard.
(b) Northwestern.
(c) Duke.
(d) Princeton.

2. According to Karen on page 138, where did she spend much of their junior year?
(a) At work.
(b) Traveling abroad.
(c) At Bible school.
(d) In her room.

3. According to Karen on page 133, what might have caused the inaccuracies in Sarah's book?
(a) A failure of reason.
(b) A failure of memory.
(c) A failure of imagination.
(d) A failure of sanity.

4. What psychological process does Karen believe might explain Sarah's novel?
(a) Projection.
(b) Transference.
(c) Bystander effect.
(d) Spontaneous recovery.

5. What change does Karen recommend making to Martin's play?
(a) Adding a score to heighten tension.
(b) Changing the wardrobe for the actors.
(c) Revealing the gun in Act One.
(d) Naming the young girl.

6. Whom did Karen call to get her home from London?
(a) David.
(b) Mr. Kingsley.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her father.

7. How does Karen audition for Martin's play?
(a) Via objective response.
(b) Via a trust exercise.
(c) Via subjective response.
(d) Via unbroken movement.

8. For what does Karen ask her father on page 195?
(a) Money for rent.
(b) A scenic backdrop.
(c) A prop gun.
(d) Advice on love.

9. What skills does Karen put to use to help David?
(a) Her organizational skills.
(b) Her customer service skills.
(c) Her technical skills.
(d) Her listening skills.

10. How did Karen's mother feel about Karen's plan to visit Martin?
(a) She ignored it.
(b) She supported it.
(c) She mocked it.
(d) She opposed it.

11. How does Karen describe her relationship with Martin on page 205?
(a) As perfectly common.
(b) As perfectly traditional.
(c) As perfectly okay.
(d) As perfectly romantic.

12. According to Karen on page 201, what does she not do regarding Sarah's novel?
(a) Believe herself.
(b) Recognize herself.
(c) Like herself.
(d) Forget herself.

13. On page 133, what does Karen think about the name assigned to her?
(a) That it encapsulates her personality.
(b) That it is similar to her real name.
(c) That it hides her real identity.
(d) That it describes a forgettable person.

14. Where does Karen shoot Martin at the end of the second section of the novel?
(a) His groin.
(b) His knee.
(c) His shoulder.
(d) His heart.

15. According to Karen on page 161, how does David view Martin?
(a) As a responsibility.
(b) As a competitor.
(c) As a role model.
(d) As an opponent.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Karen on page 181, how did her mother treat Karen's memory when Karen was a child?

2. What is the headline of the article David shows Karen on page 156?

3. On page 159, how does David describe the scandal surrounding Martin?

4. According to Karen on page 189, how does Martin seem to truly feel upon first seeing her?

5. According to Karen on page 139, what point does Sarah's book omit?

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