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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. What was Richard's nickname as a boy?
(a) Rick.
(b) R-man.
(c) Dickie.
(d) Richie.
2. Richard's brothers are Roy and __________________.
(a) Charlie.
(b) Bobby.
(c) Eddie.
(d) Sam.
3. What name does Dickie now want to be called?
(a) Sir.
(b) Chairman.
(c) Prince.
(d) Captain.
4. Richard encourages Dickie to free himself from __________________.
(a) lying.
(b) numbers.
(c) smoking.
(d) swearing.
5. Shepherd reminds Richard that Richard has a passion for _________________ when he was young.
(a) football.
(b) guitars.
(c) cars.
(d) writing.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 17, Richard tells a story about hanging out with friends who want to ___________________.
2. What is Dickie's reaction when Richard's friends want him to do something he does not want to do in Chapter 17?
3. When Richard is trying to find Dickie, Richard's mind is described as ___________________.
4. Richard thinks it is important to ______________________.
5. What does Richard want to tell Dickie in Chapter 6?
Short Essay Questions
1. What story does Richard tell Dickie about his friends, Mike and Jack, that lets Richard know that he and Dickie are a good team?
2. What does Richard want to do for Dickie and why will this be a daunting task?
3. Who is Dickie and what promise had Richard made to him long ago?
4. What philosophy about numbers does Richard share with Dickie?
5. Describe the time that a woman came to Richard and started discussing his thoughts.
6. What is the premise of RUNNING FROM SAFETY: AN ADVENTURE OF THE SPIRIT?
7. Describe Richard's first encounter with Dickie.
8. When Leslie prods him, what memories does Richard recall that might be the source of Dickie's anger?
9. What does Dickie manage to teach to Richard even though Richard is providing instruction during the flight?
10. Why is Dickie sad about giving the memories to Richard?
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