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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. Who says she is looking forward to the party -- even though no one else seems to?
(a) Rhonda.
(b) Franny.
(c) Lilly.
(d) Mary.
2. Who hires a band for the New Year's party?
(a) Franny.
(b) Coach Bob.
(c) Lilly.
(d) Mary.
3. What do Franny and John hope to find at Dairy when they rush there for help Friday night?
(a) Police.
(b) Teachers who know CPR.
(c) Emergency doctors.
(d) Firefighters.
4. What does Frank accuse Franny of being behind (after their fight)?
(a) "Every bad person in the room."
(b) "Ever missing dollar in this house."
(c) "Every bad thing that happens."
(d) "Every major problem at school."
5. Who cuts down the family Christmas tree?
(a) John.
(b) Frank.
(c) Win.
(d) Coach Bob.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is leading the group of football players that stops Franny and John on Halloween night?
2. When was "The Hotel New Hampshire" published?
3. After he is rescued from being beaten up, what signal does Frank give Franny and John so they start attacking Chip?
4. What does Junior tell John about his date's age?
5. How does Win plan to get money to open his hotel?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Win react to Freud's letter during the New Year's party?
2. What do the Berry children insist about the story being told at the beginning of the novel?
3. Why doesn't Win go to Harvard?
4. What does the school do in honor of Coach Bob's final season as coach?
5. What are the sleeping arrangements for the Berry family once they move into the hotel?
6. Why is John so nervous about having sex with Sabrina?
7. Who is "State O' Maine"?
8. Why would Coach Bob have refused to coach the expelled players had they been allowed to remain on the team?
9. How does "State O' Maine" die?
10. Why are the chairs nailed to the ground in the Hotel New Hampshire?
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