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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 Tyler tell the narrator he should do while he is being questioned on the phone?
(a) Stay true to Fight Club and not say a word.
(b) Not tell the person his name.
(c) Become truly free from consumer culture.
(d) Remember that we are all dying.
2. Who starts calling the Paper Street house and asking the narrator questions?
(a) The landlord.
(b) A police detective.
(c) Bob.
(d) The F.B.I.
3. What does the person calling the Paper Street house ask the narrator about?
(a) Fight Club.
(b) The condominium explosion.
(c) Tyler Durden.
(d) The Paper Street house.
4. What are the people on the floors below Tyler and the narrator doing?
(a) Checking the floors.
(b) Stealing office furniture.
(c) Throwing office furniture out of the window.
(d) Cleaning the offices.
5. What does the person who calls the Paper Street house and questions the narrator tell him?
(a) The police have some leads on what happened to his apartment.
(b) He is needed to identify a suspect.
(c) Not to leave town.
(d) He needs to come to the precinct.
Short Answer Questions
1. When the narrator arrives at the meeting, Bob is there. What does Bob tell him?
2. What does the narrator notice about Marla while he is at the Regent Hotel with her?
3. What does Marla store in the freezer for Tyler that belonged to her mother?
4. What did the telegram that Tyler sent Marla's mother say?
5. What did Marla tell the narrator was her reason for not wanting to go to the support group meeting?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Tyler tell the narrator not to talk about him to Marla?
2. Why does Tyler urinate into the soup at the banquet for dignitaries?
3. When the narrator confronts Marla about being a "tourist" at the support groups, how does Marla respond?
4. When the reader first encounters Bob, what does he look like and what does he represent?
5. Why does the narrator take delight in the demise of Chloe, a brain parasites support group regular?
6. Why does the narrator frequent support group meetings to rid himself of insomnia?
7. What does the chemical kiss that Tyler burns into the narrator's hand mean?
8. Why does the narrator take delight in thinking of himself and Tyler as "dinner party saboteurs"?
9. What does the narrator notice when the detective calls him and lists some of the materials there were used in his condo explosion?
10. Why is Fight Club a males-only club?
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