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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. When Dexter sold his business, where did he move?
(a) St. Louis.
(b) Chicago.
(c) New York.
(d) Los Angeles.
2. How old was the little girl in Chapter 1?
(a) Eleven.
(b) Eight.
(c) Eight-teen.
(d) Fifteen.
3. What simile is used to describe some of the caddies?
(a) Cold as frost.
(b) Poor as sin.
(c) Strong as oaks.
(d) Rich as chocolate.
4. Why did Judy break-up with her last boyfriend?
(a) He was married.
(b) He didn't love her.
(c) He was poor.
(d) He was rich.
5. What name does the nurse give for the girl?
(a) Miss Jones.
(b) Miss Jackson.
(c) Miss Green.
(d) Miss Judy.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the narrator say watching Judy was without?
2. What is Dexter afraid he is doing to Judy during their after dinner conversation?
3. Within a year of getting into the laundry business, Dexter was catering to the trade that wore what?
4. Dexter says his career is largely a matter of what?
5. For how long does the caddy tell the girl and her nurse that he has to stay at the club house?
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. How does seeing Judy at the dance in Part 4 make Dexter feel?
3. What does Dexter think of the men he imagines Judy with in Part 3?
4. Describe Dexter's impression of Judy's house in Part 3.
5. What does Dexter mean at the end of Part 6 when he says, "That thing will come back no more?"
6. Why does Dexter become engaged to Irene?
7. Describe Dexter's options for choosing a college.
8. What did Dexter want out of life?
9. Where do Dexter and Judy go together when they leave the dance in Part 4?
10. When Dexter returned to Sherry Island Golf Club as a golfer, how does his feelings toward his fellow golfers change as the day progresses?
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