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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. What does the Marlboro Man say he helped build?
2. Who does the man say gave him the nickname The Marlboro Man?
3. How does the Minister know the man in the car is not from the Red Cross?
4. What does the Minister tell the Marlboro Man will happen to him once they reach the airport?
5. Where is the "decades-old failed public-works project" (7) that Ari drives past with the Minister and the man in the car?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the Minister tell Ari when he and the man are in the car?
2. What does the Minister say happens to all ungrateful children in the end?
3. How long has the Marlboro Man been in jail? How did he get out?
4. Why does the Marlboro Man suggest to the Minister the storm was good luck for him?
5. Why does the man nudge the Minister as they pass a reservoir and asks if he has anything to say?
6. Why does the Marlboro Man say he wants to go to the airport?
7. How does the Minister react when he sees the Marlboro Man yelling to him, "You, too, are my brother" (11)? What happens as a result?
8. Why does the Marlboro Man say he wants to be dropped off near women at the airport?
9. How does the man in the car threaten Ari? How does Ari react?
10. What happens at the very end of the story just before the Minister gets on the plane?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write a brief essay analyzing the title "Moonlit Landscape With Bridge." Where does this title come from? In what ways does this title connect to the plot and themes of the story?
Essay Topic 2
Write a detailed analysis of tone in Smith's "Moonlit Landscape With Bridge."Include whether the tone changes or remains the same. If it changes, include details on when, why and whether this change is effective.
Essay Topic 3
Who is the protagonist of the story? Compare his role in the story to definitions of protagonists.
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