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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. How many weeks does it take Noel to become disenchanted with his job in Part 4?
(a) A month.
(b) Five days.
(c) Two weeks.
(d) Three weeks.

2. Who is Sam Rothmore?
(a) Noel's assistant.
(b) Noel's co-worker.
(c) Noel's roomate.
(d) Noel's boss.

3. What does Imogene do to support herself in Chapter 28?
(a) She sings.
(b) She acts.
(c) She models.
(d) She dances.

4. What role does Flamm offer Marjorie in Chapter 22?
(a) A small, but important, role.
(b) A secondary role in a comedy.
(c) A role as an understudy.
(d) A lead in a melodrama.

5. How does Marjorie feel before receiving a call from Noel in Chapter 22?
(a) Dejected and depressed.
(b) Excited and happy.
(c) Tired and without hope.
(d) Calm and at peace.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who proposes to Marjorie in Chapter 40?

2. How did Noel's show do, as noted in Chapter 38?

3. What does Marjorie notice about Noel's behavior at her graduation?

4. According to Noel, who is he bunking with in Chapter 28?

5. At what age does Marjorie lose her virginity?

Short Essay Questions

1. What epiphany does Noel claim to have had after he left the Seder?

2. What do the Morgensterns invite the Ehrmanns to attend in Chapter 27?

3. Upon graduating from college, what has Marjorie gained acclaim for, and what prospects does she have?

4. Why does Marjorie think Noel has fled to Europe in Chapter 40?

5. Why does Marjorie quit her position at the top summer stock theatre?

6. What has plagued Marjorie during her year-long affair with Noel?

7. Why does Noel leave Marjorie's house abruptly in Chapter 27?

8. Who does Noel blame for his failure after Princess Jones flopped?

9. Who does Marjorie see Noel with on board the Mauritania?

10. What role does Guy Flamm offer Marjorie in his play? What does Marjorie think of Flamm's play?

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