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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 Judy wear when she comes downstairs for her dinner with Dexter?
(a) A night-gown.
(b) Jeans and a T-shirt.
(c) A blue silk afternoon dress.
(d) An evening-gown.
2. Within a year of getting into the laundry business, Dexter was catering to the trade that wore what?
(a) Gold rings.
(b) Knickerbockers.
(c) Gold watches.
(d) Diamond Earrings.
3. Dexter owned the largest string of his type of business in his section of the country by the time he was what age?
(a) Twenty-three.
(b) Twenty-seven.
(c) Thirty.
(d) Twenty.
4. Why did Judy break-up with her last boyfriend?
(a) He was married.
(b) He was rich.
(c) He was poor.
(d) He didn't love her.
5. What simile is used to describe how Dexter's heart turned over?
(a) Like a spinning golf ball.
(b) Like the reel of a fishing pole.
(c) Like the fly-wheel of the boat.
(d) Like a top.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Dexter think carelessness is for?
2. What had Dexter expected before dinner at Judy's house?
3. In what town was Dexter born?
4. How does the apparel Judy wears to her first dinner with Dexter make him feel?
5. Dexter realizes that he has loved Judy since when?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Devlin respond to Dexter's reaction at him (Devlin) calling Judy "a pretty girl?"
2. How does Devlin describe Judy?
3. Why does Devlin say Judy will not get a divorce?
4. What is Dexter's first life changing decision based upon his winter dreams?
5. What does Dexter want to do when learning of Judy's situation?
6. How does Dexter feel about spring, fall and winter?
7. How does Dexter respond after Judy says, "I wish you'd marry me"?
8. What is Dexter's financial state while he's working as a caddy?
9. What does Dexter tell Judy about his career after dinner in Part 3?
10. Why did Dexter welcome the war?
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