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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 Woody's brother use to beat him over the head?
(a) A pig bladder.
(b) A dinosaur bone.
(c) A rubber chicken.
(d) A small child.

2. What has Henrick taken with him to Oslo?
(a) A dog named Sally.
(b) Nothing.
(c) His geranium.
(d) His mistress.

3. What weapon does Flossie pull on Kaiser?
(a) A large dagger.
(b) A gun.
(c) Nunchucks.
(d) A crossbow.

4. What weapon does the killer use to murder Kleinman?
(a) A large lead pipe.
(b) He strangles Kleinman with his hands.
(c) A switchblade.
(d) A pistol.

5. What happens to Natasha at the end of the ballet "Dmitri"?
(a) She fractures her skull.
(b) She falls in love with Leonid.
(c) She learns she will never dance again.
(d) She moves to Moscow.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where are the essays at the beginning of the story supposed to be coming from?

2. Why does Abraham believe that the command to sacrifice his son has come from God?

3. What is the main purpose of a hunger strike?

4. Which of the following things has Albert Sykes's spirit left his body to go off and do on its own?

5. What is Word Babcock's line of work?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Kaiser find when he arrives at Hunter College Book Store?

2. Who is Kaiser Lupowitz?

3. How does the author describe a sit-down strike and what warning do they give?

4. Who is Albert Sykes and what is his psychic phenomenon?

5. What does the author state about a hunger strike?

6. What happens to Woody's and W.'s relationship?

7. What happens to Klavar Akdal in "I Prefer to Yodel"?

8. What is Sigmund's relationship with Justine and Yvette?

9. What is the angry mob doing at Kleinman's door? What does Kleinman think of the mob's request?

10. Who does the narrator compare Allen's play to and what excuse does the narrator give for there being no later plays?

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