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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 room is Goldy's bedroom in?
(a) A kitchen.
(b) A dining room.
(c) A parlor.
(d) A children's play room.
2. What does David tell the Avrom's about the Lipman's carpet?
(a) That it's been bought with credit.
(b) That it was bought used.
(c) That it's fake.
(d) That it's dirty.
3. Who does Goldy blame for her lack of furniture?
(a) Herself.
(b) Nathan.
(c) Her wedding guests.
(d) Her parents.
4. How does Tatyana realize she is in love with Dalsky?
(a) Because she takes better care of Dalsky.
(b) Because she stays up late thinking about Dalsky.
(c) Because she compares Dalsky and Boris.
(d) Because Dalsky makes her nervous.
5. How does Tatyana feel about Boris' appearance after he has been working at the factory for several months?
(a) She is saddened by it.
(b) She is impressed with it.
(c) She is confused by it.
(d) She is disgusted by it.
Short Answer Questions
1. What type of wedding does Nathan want?
2. How long does it take Heyman to visit Beile after she leaves the shop with David?
3. How long does the dancing before the ceremony take place in "A Ghetto Wedding"?
4. How does Nathan respond to Goldy's plan for a nice wedding and expensive gifts?
5. How does Nathan earn extra money?
Short Essay Questions
1. What presents do Goldy and Nathan receive before their wedding?
2. What is Tatyana's life like without Boris?
3. Why does Boris decide to take in a boarder?
4. How does Tatyana treat Boris when he comes home from work in Chapter 1?
5. How does David explain his higher wage at the Lipmans' shop?
6. Why does Goldy take time off of work?
7. What plan does Goldy come up with for her wedding?
8. What do the workers in the Lipmans' shop argue about?
9. What happens when Goldy and Nathan leave their wedding?
10. Why do Boris and Tatyana move to New York?
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