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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. Who is the friend that contacts Eleanor and Eveline to come and assist him on a play?
(a) Tom Custis.
(b) Freddy Sergent.
(c) Ward Moorehouse.
(d) Mr. Oppenheimer.

2. When Mac hears that rebels will be arriving in the city, whose government is expected to flee?
(a) Zapata.
(b) Veracruz.
(c) Mexicana.
(d) Carranza.

3. What does Johnny overhear a bellboy say about Annabelle?
(a) She has been messing around with men.
(b) She is pregnant.
(c) She is anorexic and depressed.
(d) She is very wealthy and conceited.

4. Who is the wealthy socialite that Eleanor starts to hang out with frequently?
(a) Mr. Oppenheimer.
(b) Tom Custis.
(c) Leaf Whitaker.
(d) Eric Ericstrom.

5. What kind of car does Ward purchase in Pittsburgh?
(a) A Pontiac convertible.
(b) A Chevy sedan.
(c) A Rolls Royce.
(d) A red stutz roadster.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is Charley Anderson from?

2. Where does Eleanor's friend Eric Enstrom live?

3. Eleanor gets the project of decorating the house of _________.

4. Where did Mr. McGill promise to give Ward a job?

5. Where is Eleanor Stoddard born and raised?

Short Essay Questions

1. After the play fails, how does Eleanor recover?

2. How does Ward and Gertrude's relationship change after they have children?

3. When Mac arrives in Mexico City, what changes does he experience in his employment?

4. What happens when Ward accepts the job from McGill?

5. After Ward leaves Annabelle, where does he live, and what is life like there?

6. What does Charley decide to do when the pregnancy is terminated?

7. What is Eleanor's relationship with her father?

8. How does Eleanor's employment situation change when Eveline returns from Europe?

9. Initially, what decision does Johnny make about Annabelle in pages 151-172?

10. What new relationships does Mac form in Mexico City?

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