Frank Miller's Sin City the Hard Goodbye Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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Frank Miller's Sin City the Hard Goodbye 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. Why does the bouncer initially try to tell Marv to leave?
(a) His gun.
(b) His military-style coat.
(c) His wounds from the fight with the cops.
(d) Marv once beat the bouncer for hassling a girl.

2. How does Marv know the police are on their way to his hotel room?
(a) The front desk calls him.
(b) He hears the sirens.
(c) The murderer left a note.
(d) He calls for help outside his window.

3. Why is drinking illegal in Sin City?
(a) It is too expensive for the city's income to maintain.
(b) It allows politicians to collect bribes from nightclub owners to serve alcohol.
(c) The Church has absolute authority on legal morality.
(d) It cuts down on the violence.

4. Why is Marv afraid to trust his senses at the end of Chapter 5?
(a) He is in a lot of pain from being shot.
(b) He is still very drunk.
(c) He forgot to take his medicine.
(d) He hit his head on the asphalt.

5. As the sun goes down in Chapter 5, what does Marv suggest the ordinary citizens of Sin City attempt to do every night?
(a) Placate themselves.
(b) Lock themselves away from the ugliness of Sin City.
(c) Dream about moving away from their corrupt city.
(d) Find their darker selves.

6. What kind of car does the priest drive?
(a) Vision.
(b) Bentley.
(c) Taurus.
(d) Mercedes.

7. Upon what events from his past does Marv reflect as being partially healed by his night with Goldie?
(a) War.
(b) Car accident.
(c) His suicide attempts.
(d) Attack by Roark's men.

8. How did Marv torture the man who hired Tommy?
(a) Drowned him in a toilet.
(b) Dangled him out of a window.
(c) Dragged him on the ground from the moving car.
(d) Burned him.

9. Why did Marv go to a church in Chapter 5?
(a) He needs sanctuary.
(b) The priest was implicated in Goldie's murder.
(c) He wants to confess his sins.
(d) The priest used to be his teacher.

10. Into what does Marv swim after driving the car off the pier?
(a) Barge.
(b) Flatwood boat.
(c) Garbage heap.
(d) Sewage pipe.

11. About whom does Marv think when he finally exits the stolen police car?
(a) Goldie.
(b) The police officers.
(c) Cardinal Roark.
(d) Wendy.

12. Why does Marv profess to like hit men?
(a) They are honest about their jobs.
(b) He used to be a hit man.
(c) He can hurt them without remorse.
(d) He knows they will be honest with him.

13. What does Marv believe will happen if the police should find him?
(a) He will be killed.
(b) He will be arrested.
(c) He will escape.
(d) He will negotiate his release.

14. When Marv tells Lucille that he fought some cops, what does she ask in return?
(a) Whether they deserved it.
(b) Whether Marv should have really fought them.
(c) Whether he killed anyone.
(d) Whether they knew he was at her apartment.

15. After gaining the upper hand against the hit men, what does Marv take from one of them?
(a) His gun.
(b) His police badge.
(c) His coat.
(d) His sword.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Marv feel about Goldie during their night together?

2. About what does Marv pay a complement to one of the hit men who finds him in Kadie's?

3. What does the priest call Goldie, prompting Marv to kill him?

4. What is Marv doing at the top of Chapter 2?

5. How does Marv manage to return to the streets after escaping the police in Chapter 3?

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