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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the visitor have sex with on the night of the football rivalry game?
2. How does Mary feel about Win's plan to get money to open his hotel?
3. What school did Win attend?
4. How do the football players react to John's attempt to explain that Howard Tuck needs helps on Halloween night?
5. Once Franny is taken on Halloween night, who holds John down?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Win react to Freud's letter during the New Year's party?
2. Why would Coach Bob have refused to coach the expelled players had they been allowed to remain on the team?
3. Why does John whisper during sex after his first encounter with Rhonda?
4. What item does John notice is missing from the school as he runs toward Dairy on Halloween night, and why is it significant?
5. What do Franny and John do to get even with the football players after John is attacked?
6. Why is there a break in the quick succession that Mary and Win have their children in?
7. How does Coach Bob react to Franny and John's scheme to anger the football players?
8. What are the sleeping arrangements for the Berry family once they move into the hotel?
9. What does Franny offer to Chip so he'll leave Frank alone (while he is beating him up)?
10. How does Franny react to Frank coming out to her and John about being gay?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast the characters of Franny and Susie, making sure to use specific quotations from the novel to support your paper.
Essay Topic 2
Compare and contrast two minor guests at the original Hotel New Hampshire, making sure to discuss how, even as minor characters, they contribute to the novel and its larger theme(s).
Essay Topic 3
In "The First Hotel New Hampshire," Coach Bob accuses his son, Win, of never being happy with his current circumstance. Write an argument discussing why this is OR is not true, using direct evidence from the novel to support your position.
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