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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 was Chris' emergency?
(a) He wanted to get in touch with their mother.
(b) He needed to get away from Dr. Finch.
(c) He needed to know about the family history.
(d) He wanted to buy new clothes.

2. What did John name his toy tractor as a child?
(a) Rumblebucket.
(b) Chippy.
(c) Buster.
(d) Larry.

3. What arrest was made in connection with John's prank?
(a) The colleague who reported the powder was arrested for drugs.
(b) The executive who snorted the powder was arrested for drugs later.
(c) John was arrested for filing a false report.
(d) No arrest was made.

4. What does John say he wished he could do?
(a) Mingle with the people at nightclubs.
(b) Rescue his brother.
(c) Play in a rock band.
(d) Fall in love with a girl.

5. How old was Jack when John was diagnosed with Asperger's?
(a) 17.
(b) 12.
(c) 21.
(d) 6.

Short Answer Questions

1. When was John's son born?

2. How does John characterize the city to Chris?

3. What prank did John pull with a razor?

4. Where did John meet Chris when Chris said that it was urgent to talk to John?

5. How does John say things would be different if people chose spouses more wisely?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does John say he gives people nicknames?

2. What reason does John give for moving back to Amherst?

3. What recommendation does John make about marriage?

4. How does John characterize his relation with machines?

5. What is Chris' living situation while John is touring with rock bands?

6. What did John do to Microvision?

7. What prank does John play on Chris when Chris comes to visit?

8. Describe the conditions under which John learned that he had Asperger's syndrome.

9. How does John say he made the transition from Aspergian to almost normal?

10. What does John get from his job as a sound and lighting engineer?

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