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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. What does the judy man do to the guests lined up on stage?
(a) Knocks off their heads.
(b) Trips them.
(c) Makes them dress up in costumes.
(d) Plays a trick on them.

2. What is the name of the man who interrogates Evey?
(a) Ralph.
(b) Rodgers.
(c) Ridge.
(d) Rossiter.

3. To what does V compare the people of England in his TV broadcast?
(a) Workers at a company.
(b) Hideous insects.
(c) Farm animals.
(d) World travelers.

4. How old is Evey when the story begins?
(a) Sixteen.
(b) Eighteen.
(c) Twenty-five.
(d) Twenty.

5. When the car drives by Evey outside the Kitty-Kat Keller, what are the men inside talking about?
(a) Weapons.
(b) Drugs.
(c) Money.
(d) Women.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Evey walks into a house after V leaves her in the street, what does she find?

2. Why does the government take Evey's father away?

3. In Evey's dream, who does the judy man turn out to be?

4. What does Mr. Susan say is his "bride"?

5. What piece of music does V play while he kills the bishop?

Short Essay Questions

1. What deal does Evey want to make with V and why?

2. How does Rosemary Almond feel about Roger Dascombe, and why does she accept his help?

3. What does Evey find in her cell, and why is it important to her?

4. What forbidden items does V have in his house and why is this important?

5. Summarize the events that occur at Larkhill, according to Delia Surridge's journal.

6. Why does Harper kill Gordon, and how does Evey react?

7. In what ways does Evey's relationship with Gordon change a few months after she moves in?

8. Who fights at the Kitty-Kat Keller, why, and how is Gordon involved?

9. What is the name of the song that V sings in the Prelude to Book Two, and what is the general message of the song?

10. What does Evey dream about and why is her dream significant?

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