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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 are Irie and Millat studying in English class?
(a) "Of Mice and Men."
(b) "The Odyssey."
(c) Shakespearean sonnets.
(d) American poetry.

2. What is Joshua Chalfen's cause?
(a) Homeless shelters.
(b) Animal rights.
(c) Children's rights.
(d) Elmininating poverty.

3. What argument among the KEVIN brothers does Millat find ridiculous?
(a) Why the statues all face the clock.
(b) Which subway line to take to Trafalgar Square.
(c) What they should wear.
(d) Which translation of the Qur'an to use.

4. Who does Clara tell Joyce that Irie got her brains from?
(a) Archie.
(b) Clara herself.
(c) Captain Charlie Durham.
(d) Hortense Bowden.

5. Who is Maxine?
(a) Samad and Alsana's housekeeper.
(b) Alsana's boss.
(c) Neena's girlfriend.
(d) Millat and Irie's teacher.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is shot by Millat at the opening?

2. Which of these is a reason for Mohammed's involvement with KEVIN?

3. What is Ambrosia's reply to Captain Durham's message via Marlene?

4. What diagnosis does Joyce believe fits Millat?

5. What is significant about the date and time Ryan and Hortense call Irie?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Smith mean by "A little English education can be a dangerous thing"?

2. Why do Alsana and Clara invite Neena to lunch and a movie?

3. What is the history between Hortense and Irie?

4. What tenet of his new religion is Millat finding it most difficult to follow?

5. How does Irie feel after making love with Millat?

6. What is the opinion of the girl in the airport of Marcus' latest book?

7. Why does Joshua seem so calm as they drive toward the Perret Institute?

8. What is Magid's confusion about his new jeans?

9. What question from Archie starts the bickering on top of the bus?

10. What is Joyce Chalfen's feeling about Irie and Millat?

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