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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. Who made the suit Dexter wore to Judy's house?
(a) The best tailors in Egypt.
(b) The cheapest tailors in America.
(c) The best tailors in America.
(d) The best tailors in Europe.

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) Diamond Earrings.
(d) Gold watches.

3. What does Judy say is causing her mood after dinner?
(a) She had a terrible afternoon.
(b) She's poor.
(c) Her father died.
(d) She's pregnant.

4. Who does the person who approaches Dexter while in the raft say is waiting at the house?
(a) Mr. Jones.
(b) A man.
(c) Dexter's mother.
(d) A woman.

5. A short while after getting into his business, Dexter had how many branches?
(a) Twenty.
(b) Three.
(c) Ten.
(d) Five.

Short Answer Questions

1. When the snow melts, where does the water run?

2. What troubled Dexter when he was in college?

3. What was Judy's mood like at dinner with Dexter?

4. Dexter says his career is largely a matter of what?

5. How does Judy communicate her excitement to Dexter at the end of Section 3?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Part 4 it says, "[Dexter] had been hardened against jealousy long before." What caused him to be "hardened against jealousy?"

2. Why did Dexter not care about hurting Irene or Irene's parents?

3. How does Devlin know Judy (what is their relationship)?

4. Why did Dexter welcome the war?

5. Why did Dexter not regret the night he spent with Judy after he was engaged to Irene?

6. Why does Dexter caddy?

7. How does Dexter learn that Devlin knows Judy?

8. What happened to Dexter's laundry business in Part 5?

9. Why does Dexter not harbor any hard feelings toward Judy even though he is unable to maintain a relationship with her?

10. What did Dexter intend to do at the end of Part 5?

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