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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Story 8, Wanda Hickey's Night of Golden Memories.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Mr. Bigelow chats with the narrator as he waits for Daphne at her house, the man mistakes the young man for who?
(a) A member of the Bumpus family.
(b) The son of a wealthy socialite.
(c) One of Daphne's former boyfriends.
(d) One of the Pittsburgh Steel Shepherds.
2. What does the Old Man believe regarding one's prom date?
(a) She should not wear a trashy dress.
(b) The choice for prom date can foretell one's future.
(c) She should look better than the boy she's with.
(d) The boy must show utter and complete respect towards his date.
3. In what major way did Maxwell Bigelow help the community?
(a) Opened a soup kitchen.
(b) Paid for a second gym at the high school.
(c) Donated the ice skating rink to the park.
(d) Built a homeless shelter.
4. The night before the County Fair, the Old Man says he doesn't care if Mother checks out the quilts and raspberry jams so long as he and the narrator can do what?
(a) Eat hot dogs, cotton candy, and funnel cakes.
(b) Watch the first heat of the dirt track races.
(c) Watch the parade.
(d) Ride the "Lightning Strike" roller coaster.
5. The narrator notes that the only way to get his father going in the morning is with what?
(a) A plate of bacon and eggs.
(b) The morning paper.
(c) A double espresso.
(d) A cigarette and coffee.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does the narrator's family stay during their vacations in Clear Lake, Michigan?
2. The night of his first date with the neighbor girl, how long does it take the narrator to bathe and groom?
3. When does the narrator share with his family the news of his date with Daphne?
4. How long does the Shepherd-Bumpus feud last?
5. When the narrator is invited inside his neighbors' house, what is he expected to do while he waits for Josie to finish getting ready?
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