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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 fast do the Perfectly Normal beasts travel?
(a) Over 50 miles an hour.
(b) Over 2 miles an hour.
(c) Over 100 miles an hour.
(d) Over 20 miles an hour.

2. What do the other two creatures give her?
(a) A flower and a blade of grass.
(b) A cup and a piece of paper.
(c) A rock and a stick.
(d) A button and a piece of gum.

3. Where does Ford find he understands intense multi-dimensional logic best?
(a) In his sleep.
(b) In hyperspace.
(c) In the bath.
(d) In a bar.

4. What does Random do with the rag given to her by the creature in the forest?
(a) She wraps it around her wrist.
(b) She wipes mud from her eyes.
(c) She wipes off her shoes.
(d) She ties it in her har.

5. How many knives does the Sandwich Maker use?
(a) Three.
(b) Five.
(c) One.
(d) Seven.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happens as Random turns on her flashlight?

2. Where does Old Thrashbarg say the Perfectly Normal Beasts come from?

3. How far away is Arthur, while the Guide projects holographic images for Random?

4. What shape is Colin, the security robot?

5. What does Tricia make a model of on the alien computer system on Rupert?

Short Essay Questions

1. What comes out of the trees toward Random, as she goes through the woods?

2. Why is Ford worried about the new Guide?

3. How does the new Guide arrange a spaceship to come?

4. What sort of review does Ford give the Bar & Grill?

5. Why doesn't Arthur's watch tell the right time?

6. How does Ford react when he first sees a pikka bird?

7. What do Ford and Arthur talk about as they ride the Perfectly Normal Beast away?

8. What worries Ford about what's happened during his visit to the Guide?

9. Describe the monument that marks the location where the species Vogon Vogonblurtus first appeared.

10. How does Arthur use Ford's towel to attract a Perfectly Normal Beast?

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