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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 does most of the editing at the Hitch Hiker's Guide?
(a) The secretaries.
(b) The assistant editors.
(c) The computers.
(d) The janitors.

2. How does Tricia travel home from New York?
(a) By ship.
(b) By commercial airplane.
(c) By submarine.
(d) By private airplane.

3. What lesson does Tricia believe life has taught her?
(a) Never to go out without makeup.
(b) Never to go back for her bag.
(c) Never to refuse a free meal.
(d) Never to expose her true feelings.

4. How does Ford exit the editor's office?
(a) Through the door.
(b) Through the window.
(c) Through the floor.
(d) Through the ceiling.

5. The old lady in the cave wants Arthur's help with __________.
(a) A washing machine.
(b) A blocked chimney.
(c) A motorcycle.
(d) A photocopier.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Tricia think the air smells like in New York in fall?

2. Whom does Eric blame for what Tricia finds on her lawn when she returns?

3. What does Tricia think monitoring Earth must be like?

4. What day is it, when Tricia returns from New York?

5. Why does Ford think the men in the editor's office are from InfiniDim Enterprises?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Ford return the card he stole from his editor?

2. What does the first prayer that the prophet on the pole gives Arthur ask to protect him from?

3. How does the Grebulon ship computer know about the hole in the ship?

4. What metaphor does Tricia think of, for trying to live life according to a plan?

5. Why is Arthur the sole survivor of the space ship crash?

6. How does Ford stop himself from falling?

7. What animal do the armed men in the editor's office remind Ford of?

8. What does Ford say to the armed men who are in the editor's office?

9. Explain WSOGMM.

10. How do the aliens on Arthur's new planet physically differ from humans?

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