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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 8.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 4, how does Mr. McTeague react when Marcus voices his concern over McTeague's silence during their long walk?
(a) Mr. McTeague yells, "I love Trina!" when Marcus presses him about his finances.
(b) Mr. McTeague is silent when Marcus presses him about Trina.
(c) Mr. McTeague speaks up when Marcus presses him about Trina.
(d) Mr. McTeague yells, "I hate San Francisco!" when Marcus asks about his flat.
2. How often does Maria clean Mr. McTeague's flat?
(a) Every week.
(b) Every other month.
(c) Every month.
(d) Every other week.
3. What surprise do Marcus and Mr. McTeague run into while calling on Trina at the train station?
(a) They are surprised to run into Old Grannis.
(b) They run into the entire Sieppe family.
(c) They run into Zerkow and Maria.
(d) They are surprised to run into Augustine.
4. After Mr. McTeague's date out with Trina, why does Mr. McTeague ask the Sieppes to stay at Parlours?
(a) To avoid Mr. Sieppe's anger.
(b) To avoid having to leave the theater early to catch the last ferry back.
(c) To get to know the Sieppes better.
(d) To keep Trina with him as long as possible.
5. In Chapter 3, how have Trina's actions changed toward Mr. McTeague?
(a) Trina has become reserved, distant, and even cold.
(b) Trina has become happier and warmer.
(c) Trina has become worried and fearful.
(d) Trina has become excitable and even jumpy.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Mr. McTeague's and Trina's evening with the Sieppes at the theater progress?
2. What do the Sieppes ask Mr. McTeague and Marcus to do after the picnic at Schuetzen Park?
3. What is Marcus most upset about in hearing Mr. McTeague's announcement in Chapter 7?
4. What kind of music does Mr. McTeague enjoy and what memory does the music unearth?
5. How does Mr. McTeague wish to spend Trina's windfall?
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