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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 Jerry find to be obvious about the picture frames?
(a) They are people he has known for many years.
(b) They are pictures of his family.
(c) They are from Target.
(d) He has nobody to put in the frames.

2. What does his father find and bring back?
(a) A gift for his son.
(b) Her body.
(c) A new wife.
(d) His wife, who is much healthier.

3. What does the woman on the third floor do?
(a) Reprimands her children.
(b) Sings in the shower.
(c) Calls Jerry all time.
(d) Cries all of the time.

4. When Jerry shares that he doesn't like to talk to people all the time, Peter wonders if he is to be the _________ for the day.
(a) Guinea pig
(b) Target
(c) Special person
(d) Lab rat

5. What does Jerry pour out?
(a) Of a bar.
(b) A string of contradictory emotions.
(c) A glass of milk.
(d) Information about his background.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jerry begin by telling Peter about the zoo?

2. What happens to Jerry's aunt?

3. This character is in his late-thirties and has a disheveled appearance:

4. According to Jerry, what did Freud wear when he had cancer of the mouth and his jaw had to be removed?

5. What does he think about the landlady?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Jerry increasingly making Peter feel? Why?

2. What does Jerry do when he sits beside Peter?

3. What does Peter do as his job?

4. How does Peter feel about Jerry's musings?

5. What does Peter claim he does not care about hearing? What does he want?

6. Why does Jerry say that he does not need to have a picture of a girl in two frames?

7. What does Jerry ask about Peter's daughters? What is Peter's response.

8. What does the landlady want Jerry to do for the dog?

9. What does Peter wonder about, nervously?

10. What does Jerry admit to as Peter is pushed all the way over to one side of the bench?

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