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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 is the letter signed from in "A Letter"?
(a) Aman.
(b) Audrey.
(c) Afan.
(d) Awoman.

2. What college does Lennon refer to in the poem "Liddypool"?
(a) Hellens.
(b) Hellsy.
(c) Hellworth.
(d) Hendricks.

3. What is the "coloured man" eating as he dances by in "Neville Club"?
(a) A banana.
(b) An olive.
(c) A tomato.
(d) An apple.

4. What does the "owld loon" jump out calling himself in "Treasure Ivan"?
(a) Stan Frun.
(b) Sten Gunn.
(c) Strew Muff.
(d) Sten Grum.

5. What time is it in "Scene three Act one"?
(a) Half past three.
(b) Four forty-five.
(c) Three forty.
(d) Three sixteen.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Victor Triumps Again and Mrs. Weatherby Learns a Lesson", Lennon writes, "It were a small village, Squirmly on the___________."

2. In "Sad Michael," Lennon writes, "everyone liked him, (the ____)."

3. In the final lines of "Alec Speaking," Lennon breaks rhyme, meter and nonsense words with the lines: "Onward, my friends to victory and glory / for the _____."

4. What is singing in "I Sat Belonely"?

5. There was no reason for Michael to be "___ that morning."

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the drawings in Lennon's book. What are they useful for?

2. What actions does Frank take in the story, "Unhappy Frank"?

3. What becomes of Henry in "Henry and Harry"? What does he do at the end of the story?

4. What is "The Moldy Moldy Man" about? In what person is this poem written?

5. Who enters in "Scene three Act one"? What does this character do?

6. What events take place in the short story "Sad Michael"?

7. What is left unexplained in "Henry and Harry"?

8. What is the language like in "On this Churly Morn"?

9. Describe the scene in "Neville Club." What is this poem about?

10. Describe the ending of "Scene three Act one." What is bizarre about this scenario?

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