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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. Where is Chief Bromden locked up?
(a) Solitary confinement
(b) His room
(c) An examination room
(d) The bathroom
2. The majority of the men on the ward are not ________ cases.
(a) Dangerous
(b) Committed
(c) Serious
(d) Easy
3. What does McMurphy begin to collect bets for?
(a) The Kentucky Derby
(b) The World Series
(c) The World Cup
(d) The escape plan
4. What do Nurse Ratched and McMurphy battle about?
(a) The medication schedule
(b) The decorating scheme
(c) The volume of the radio
(d) The food
5. Does McMurphy move the item in #40 as he says he can?
(a) Yes
(b) No
(c) He doesn't try
(d) He asks someone else to move it for him
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Nurse Ratched ask of the patients when she tells them about #76's punishment?
2. Who joins McMurphy in the action of #46 first?
3. What are the men waiting around to do one Friday in the lab?
4. Why does Nurse Ratched do what she does in #56?
5. What is McMurphy doing when Nurse Ratched comes in the morning?
Short Essay Questions
1. Harding's wife comes to visit, causing everyone to see why she upsets him so much. What is McMurphy's reaction when Harding asks McMurphy his opinion of his wife?
2. How does Chief describe the days in the ward?
3. Which patients are the ones whose brains have been altered beyond repair from shock therapy and tranquilizers?
4. How could Billy Bibbit be described?
5. What changes McMurphy's mind about the way he has been acting on the ward?
6. How does McMurphy try to help Harding after the Group Meeting?
7. Why is Chief Bromden allowed to be in the meeting room when Nurse Ratched and the other members of the medical team are having a meeting?
8. When McMurphy tries to get the men to agree to watch the World Series, the second vote yields more votes than the first, but why isn't it valid, according to Nurse Ratched?
9. How could the patients of the ward be described?
10. What has McMurphy's rebellious spirit caused the men of the ward to begin to do?
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