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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. Why doesn't Tatyana want Boris to read "Russian Thought"?
(a) She knows it will make him mad.
(b) She wants to spend time with him.
(c) She doesn't want to have a conversation about the book.
(d) She wants to give it to him as a gift.
2. How does Nathan want to go home after the wedding reception?
(a) In a train.
(b) On a horse.
(c) By foot.
(d) In a carriage.
3. Why is Beile upset about being sent to the store?
(a) Because she doesn't want to leave Heyman.
(b) Because she won't be getting paid.
(c) Because the errand is beneath her.
(d) Because of Mrs. Lipman's tone.
4. How does Nathan earn extra money?
(a) He works as a servant.
(b) He cleans shoes.
(c) He steals.
(d) He peddles.
5. Why do Nathan and Goldy keep postponing their wedding?
(a) For financial reasons.
(b) Nathan isn't sure he wants to marry Goldy.
(c) Goldy isn't sure she wants to marry Nathan.
(d) Nathan's family isn't in the United States yet.
Short Answer Questions
1. What school did Boris attend before marrying Tatyana?
2. What does Dalsky tell Boris the reason for him moving out is?
3. What does David say he considers himself to be?
4. Where are Basse and Reb Avrom from?
5. What does Stern's plan include Boris and Tatyana playing?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Beile respond to Mrs. Lipman's demand that she go to the store?
2. Why do Boris and Tatyana move to New York?
3. What presents do Goldy and Nathan receive before their wedding?
4. What happens when Goldy and Nathan leave their wedding?
5. What is Goldy and Nathan's apartment like?
6. What is the Lipmans' shop like?
7. What type of wedding does Nathan want?
8. Why does Beile decide to not sue Heyman at the end of "A Sweatshop Romance".
9. What do the workers in the Lipmans' shop argue about?
10. How does Tatyana compare Boris and Dalsky?
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