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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. Why does Abe ask if Jules is allowed in the bar?
(a) Jules has had too much to drink.
(b) Jules is not appropriately dressed.
(c) Jules is underage.
(d) Jules is a black man.

2. What does Dick do without Nicole's consent?
(a) Changes their hotel reservation
(b) Buys a new wardrobe
(c) Buys a new car
(d) Arranges a dinner party

3. Who does Rosemary overhear declaring their love and passion for each other?
(a) Mr. and Mrs. McKisco
(b) Mr. and Mrs. North
(c) Dick and Nicole
(d) Nicole and Early Brady

4. Over whose honor is the altercation to take place?
(a) Rosemary's mother
(b) Mrs. McKisco
(c) Rosemary
(d) Nicole

5. Who had been a patient of the answer to #79?
(a) Abe
(b) Dick
(c) Campion
(d) Nicole

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Rosemary think of back at her hotel?

2. What is the occupation of the answer to #3?

3. What does Abe spend the day doing?

4. Where does Rosemary say is the only place she can get any privacy?

5. Dick claims that he is the only American to possess any __________.

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Rosemary's view of the Mediterranean change after she meets with film director Earl Brady?

2. How can Rosemary tell that the Divers and their friends are wealthy?

3. How is Dick able to ascertain that Nicole is upset about his continuing attention toward Rosemary?

4. How can you tell that Dick's mind is addled by Rosemary?

5. Explain Mrs. Elsie Speers' devotion to her daughter, Rosemary.

6. Describe the setting for the opening of the novel.

7. How does Dick realize that Nicole is mentally unstable?

8. How does Abe's drinking allow him to insult Nicole at the train station?

9. What do Rosemary's thoughts reveal about how she was raised by her mother?

10. Explain the technique of flashback used in Chapter 26.

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