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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book Two, Judas Peckerwood: Prologue.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Hank suggest to his daughter that they do about her situation?
(a) They should celebrate with a family party.
(b) She should come over to her parents' house.
(c) That she and her husband should go away for the weekend.
(d) She should go to their family doctor.
2. What route does Hank take as he heads home from his racquetball partner's place?
(a) He walks through the woods.
(b) He hitchhikes on the highway.
(c) He walks the short distance to his subdivision.
(d) He has to walk ten blocks down a hill.
3. After seeing the television crew on campus for a second time, Hank returns to his office. What does his secretary tell him about his daughter?
(a) She is waiting for him outside.
(b) That she is in the hospital.
(c) That she called and has been crying.
(d) That her husband has accepted a job in Denver.
4. What did his father write on to help him remember his lecture?
(a) A paper towel from the men's room.
(b) Toilet paper from the men's room.
(c) A poster he ripped down from a bulletin board.
(d) His hand.
5. What part of this student's anatomy did Hank's father coo to as his knees buckled and he had to be helped down from the lectern?
(a) Her nose.
(b) Her chin.
(c) Her knee.
(d) Her ear.
Short Answer Questions
1. Hank goes to visit his mother after he has lunch with Jacob. His mother is worried about Mr. Purty. Who is he?
2. What did Hank's father realize as he listened to his lecture being delivered by someone else?
3. Hank decides he has to leave his racquetball partner's house and go home. What physical problem is Hank experiencing as he heads home?
4. What author was Hank's father teaching to his class when he finally figured out how to overcome his lecture affliction?
5. Why are some of Hank's colleagues angry about his property?
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