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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 did the hostess do when Tyler told her about the pee in the perfume bottle?
(a) Cried in the bathroom.
(b) Destroyed all of the bottles.
(c) Complained to the caterer.
(d) Got Tyler fired.

2. Who starts calling the Paper Street house and asking the narrator questions?
(a) A police detective.
(b) The landlord.
(c) Bob.
(d) The F.B.I.

3. How did Tyler alert the hostess about what he did to her bottle of perfume?
(a) Showed her pictures of the act.
(b) Wrote her an anonymous note.
(c) Drew her a picture.
(d) Left her clues.

4. How does the narrator realize it is Tuesday while his boss reads from the paper he found in the copy machine?
(a) His boss only comes in on Tuesdays.
(b) His boss is holding his Number One Boss mug.
(c) His boss read the date from the piece of paper.
(d) His boss is wearing his gray tie.

5. What is in the narrator's mouth when the book opens?
(a) A gun.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Blood.
(d) Chewing gum.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Marla do when the narrator tells her the fat is used to make soap?

2. What does the narrator listen to Tyler recount while he is being held captive by Tyler?

3. Who are on the floors below Tyler and the narrator in the opening scene of the book?

4. Who are Tyler and the narrator serving at the banquet?

5. What does Tyler urge the narrator to realize while his hand is burning?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does the narrator feel secretly relieved about his condominium exploding?

2. What does the chemical kiss that Tyler burns into the narrator's hand mean?

3. When the reader first encounters Bob, what does he look like and what does he represent?

4. Why does the narrator take delight in the demise of Chloe, a brain parasites support group regular?

5. What is the meaning of a single-serving life that the narrator refers to as his own?

6. How does the narrator realize that the first two rules of Fight Club are being broken?

7. What is the triangle that the narrator mentions in the opening scene? Why are anarchy, guns and an explosion used to represent that triangle?

8. Why is Fight Club a males-only club?

9. Where does the narrator's jealousy about Marla and Tyler come from?

10. Why can't the narrator cry when Marla is at the same support groups as him?

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