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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 Ginny have to do before she can open the next envelope?
(a) Find a homeless woman and learn from her.
(b) Call her mother and say "I love you."
(c) Make an offering to the vestal virgins.
(d) Invite her favorite friend to go with her to Zambia.

2. What is Ginny supposed to do with 500 pounds?
(a) Bet on some horses at the races.
(b) Give it to her favorite charity.
(c) Buy camping equipment.
(d) Be a mysterious benefactress for an artist she finds and likes.

3. Where is Keith taking his show?
(a) Verona.
(b) Hamburg.
(c) London.
(d) Edinburgh.

4. Who does Ginny write?
(a) Her brother.
(b) Her mother.
(c) Richard.
(d) Miriam.

5. What surprises Ginny when they arrive at his flat?
(a) It is wall to ceiling full of books.
(b) It is huge.
(c) It is meticulous.
(d) She has met his roomate before.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is significant about the number of cast on stage?

2. What almost had Keith quitting school?

3. What does Ginny notice about what she follows?

4. What is Richard's job at Harrods?

5. What changed that Keith does not have to leave school?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Keith and Ginny do at the house in Edinburgh and what is Ginny told as she is leaving?

2. What does Peg tell Ginny as far as traveling is concerned?

3. Where does Ginny go at the Coliseum, what does she do and what does the letter she opens there say?

4. How does Ginny meet Beppe?

5. Who is Keith's roommate?

6. What do Ginny and Keith discuss over a beer and coke?

7. What does Ginny decide to do to get rid of the tickets she now holds and how many does she give away?

8. Who is Ginny supposed to meet in Edinburgh and why? How does Ginny feel about going there?

9. How does Ginny feel at the door to the pub and what does Keith tell her?

10. How does Ginny meet Keith and what does he tell her?

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