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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. Where does the prison guard say that Evey could work, if she cooperates with them?
(a) The Eye.
(b) The Ear.
(c) The Nose.
(d) The Finger.

2. What is V doing when Mr. Finch walks into the train station?
(a) Singing.
(b) Stalking him.
(c) Laughing,
(d) Hiding.

3. With the Leader dead, who assumes command?
(a) Conrad.
(b) Creedy.
(c) Mr. Finch.
(d) Evey.

4. After V dies, who does Evey first imagine V may be?
(a) The Leader.
(b) Her father.
(c) Herself.
(d) Gordon.

5. What disturbing message does the Leader's computer screen display?
(a) "I love you."
(b) "Get out."
(c) "One more hour."
(d) "I hate you."

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Leader say to do to any looters who are caught during the riots?

2. What does V say is a "prison"?

3. In the train station, who does V say that he is waiting for?

4. At what time does the next to last chapter begin?

5. Why is the Leader upset as he waits for his motorcade?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Mr. Finch manage to free himself from prison, and why is this significant?

2. Near the end of the story, what does V reveal to be his main motivation?

3. What do you think V means when he says that he reveals his will to Evey?

4. What reason does V give for imprisoning and torturing Evey? In what way does he accomplish this goal?

5. When Dominic reads the love letters he finds, what does he realize and what is ironic about this?

6. What does the reader learn about the story's minor characters from the vignettes?

7. What does Rosemary try to buy, and why might she need this?

8. After V's radio broadcast, how do people react to their new freedom?

9. What two people does Evey initially imagine V to be after V dies, and why do you think she does this?

10. What does Rosemary imagine as she dances on stage, and why is this important?

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