Beautiful Losers Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Beautiful Losers Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is happening to the narrator by Chapter 21 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) He is losing his sanity.
(b) He is losing his hair.
(c) He is losing weight.
(d) He is growing ill.

2. In Chapter 12 of "A History of Them All," what game does F. tell the narrator he and Edith play?
(a) The lust game.
(b) Monopoly.
(c) Hide and seek.
(d) The telephone game.

3. Why were the living situations of the Iroquois deemed immoral by some?
(a) The lack or upkeep on the home.
(b) The lack of privacy between sexes.
(c) They did not attend church.
(d) They were inbred.

4. Who dislikes the French missionaries?
(a) The narrator.
(b) Edith.
(c) Catherine Tekakwitha's uncle.
(d) F.

5. What item does Catherine give the person who enters her tent?
(a) A token or appreciation.
(b) Love.
(c) Consummation of marriage.
(d) A transference of religion.

6. What does the narrator describe about Catherine Tekakwitha in Chapter 16 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) The day she was to be married.
(b) The day she was to give birth.
(c) The day she became a woman.
(d) The day she was to leave her village.

7. In Chapter 13 of "A History of Them All," what has the narrator stopped doing since he read about the plague?
(a) Talking.
(b) Working and showering.
(c) Sleeping.
(d) Eating.

8. What does F. go on a tirade about in Chapter 6 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) He wants Edith back.
(b) He wants more affection from the narrator.
(c) The narrator relating the Greeks to the Indians.
(d) The narrator's sex life.

9. What does the narrator inventory in Chapter 21 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) His files.
(b) F.'s clothes.
(c) His books.
(d) F.'s fireworks which were left to him.

10. What does F. admit to the narrator the night Edith dies in Chapter 5 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) Wanting to marry Edith.
(b) Sleeping with Edith.
(c) Killing Edith.
(d) Loving the narrator.

11. What does F. chastise the narrator for in Chapter 9 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) To not feel guilty about their sexual activity.
(b) To embrace his homosexuality.
(c) To not feel guilty about cheating on Edith.
(d) To stop being hypocrites.

12. Who considered the living situations of the Iroquois immoral?
(a) The government.
(b) The church.
(c) French missionaries.
(d) Baptist missionaries.

13. How does the narrator react to learning what the telephone game is in Chapter 12 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) He is heartbroken.
(b) He is jealous.
(c) He is angered.
(d) He is sad.

14. What is the condition the priest gives Catherine in Chapter 37 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) She must leave the village to be baptized.
(b) If she is baptized, she must never leave the village
(c) She needs to get married to have a child.
(d) She needs to ask for forgiveness because of her sexuality.

15. How does Edith die?
(a) She is shot.
(b) She is crushed by the elevator shaft.
(c) She dies of a heart attack.
(d) She shoots herself in the head.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens to make Catherine flee to the forest in Chapter 16 of "A History of Them All"?

2. What does the narrator recall about Edith in Chapter 20 of "A History of Them All"?

3. To what does the narrator compare the living situations of the Iroquois?

4. What does the narrator burn himself with in Chapter 24 of "A History of Them All"?

5. Who is the bully that kicks sand in F.'s face at the beach?

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