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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To what is Michael Dunbar's house compared through metaphor in "The Corridor" (134)?
(a) A castle.
(b) A mountain.
(c) An open sky.
(d) A hunchback.

2. How tall is the Murderer described as being in "Portrait of a Killer as a Middle-Aged Man"?
(a) 5'10".
(b) 5'8".
(c) 6'.
(d) 6'2".

3. What object in the house does the narrator say "watched [the Murderer] from behind" in the end of "The Greeks Got Him" (34)?
(a) "The piano."
(b) "The mirror."
(c) "The chair."
(d) "The fence."

4. Who was featured in January on the calendar titled "Men Who Changed the World"?
(a) Emil Zatopek.
(b) John F. Kennedy, Jr.
(c) Albert Einstein.
(d) Michelangelo.

5. How is the word "eisteddfod" translated into English in "The Mistake Maker"?
(a) Concert.
(b) Suitcase.
(c) Carriage.
(d) Train.

Short Answer Questions

1. How was Michael Dunbar's dog killed?

2. What was the name of the red cattle dog Michael had as a teen?

3. What is the full name of the pigeon that is described in "The Greeks Got Him"?

4. On what street did Michael grow up in Featherton?

5. What was the date that the Murderer was said to have come home in "The Forces are Displayed"?

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