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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What happens to the cats on the roof of the apartment building?
(a) They keep falling and dying.
(b) They get too cold.
(c) They get picked off by birds.
(d) They disappear by running away.
2. Why does Annie tell the narrator that the natural element in his apartment reenactment is different?
(a) People change their patterns.
(b) It is a different season.
(c) Plants die.
(d) The bugs are migrating.
3. What does the narrator tell Naz to do to solve the problem of the cats?
(a) Keep buying more.
(b) Project images of cats on the roof.
(c) Put cat statues up on the roof.
(d) Just do away with the cats altogether.
4. How does the narrator feel watching the person fixing his car?
(a) Transfixed.
(b) Suspicious.
(c) Sad.
(d) Angry.
5. What does the doctor say the narrator is feeling the effects of in his brain in Chapter 13?
(a) Chemicals that act like opioids.
(b) The antidepressants.
(c) Sugar.
(d) Caffeine.
6. Why does Annie think the liver smells strange to the narrator?
(a) The pan is so new.
(b) The seasonings might be affecting the smell.
(c) The liver might be off.
(d) The narrator's sense of smell might be affected by the accident.
7. What is one reason the narrator feels justified in making such particular and peculiar demands of his staff?
(a) He is very smart.
(b) People have told him they are happy to do the work.
(c) He is paying them enormous amounts of money.
(d) His lawyer told him he can be more demanding now.
8. How often does the narrator leave his apartment building in the month after he first receives his model of the building in Part III?
(a) Eight times.
(b) Four times.
(c) Twice.
(d) Never.
9. Who fixes the narrator's car for him in Part III?
(a) Some young boys.
(b) Some young girls.
(c) Catherine.
(d) Greg.
10. Who is the special effects person Frank brings in to work on the second reenactment?
(a) James.
(b) Henry.
(c) Jennifer.
(d) Sid.
11. What does the narrator ask the concierge to do differently in Chapter 13?
(a) Do everything louder.
(b) Do everything faster.
(c) Do everything slower.
(d) Do everything softer.
12. What kind of fluid do the people repairing the narrator's car replace for him?
(a) Windshield wiper fluid.
(b) Brake fluid.
(c) Engine fluid.
(d) Antifreeze.
13. What composer does the narrator choose for the piano player to play a piece of music from?
(a) Rachmaninov.
(b) Bach.
(c) Handel.
(d) Beethoven.
14. How does the narrator move during his time in the Coldharbour Lane reenactment?
(a) On a bike.
(b) On foot.
(c) In a car.
(d) On a scooter.
15. What does the narrator ask the reenactors to do differently after running through the Coldharbour Lane reenactment a few times?
(a) Talk louder.
(b) Do everything slower.
(c) Do everything faster.
(d) Talk softer.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does the narrator ask to fix the natural element in his apartment in Chapter 13?
2. How does the narrator describe his opinion of forensic procedure?
3. What happens to the narrator's hands after he plays the role of the homicide victim the first time?
4. What do both the narrator and Naz say they always used to like?
5. What kind of car do the people playing the killers in the reenactment drive?
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