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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 does Mrs. Martinez lift out of a wicker washing-basket to show to Daisy?
(a) A lace doily.
(b) A newspaper.
(c) A small child.
(d) An old photo.
2. How old did Pope Benedict live to be?
(a) Over 80 years old.
(b) Over 75 years old.
(c) Over 90 years old.
(d) Over 100 years old.
3. What is one of Fred's friend's reaction to the news that Fred has been offered a post?
(a) The friend shrugs.
(b) The friend bursts into tears.
(c) The friend gets angry.
(d) The friend laughs.
4. According to King James I of England, where should one dine at Cambridge?
(a) At King's.
(b) At Jesus.
(c) At Trinity.
(d) At the Rectory.
5. Who is remembered for being dethroned two years after his election in 1394?
(a) Pope Benedict.
(b) Henry the Eighth.
(c) Pope Alexander.
(d) Pope Pius V.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many applicants are accepted at Blackfriars Hospital every year?
2. Who has the authority to open or close the southwest gate?
3. Who makes quince preserves?
4. How many hours per day does Daisy work?
5. To what facility is Fred moved after the accident?
Short Essay Questions
1. According to Fred In Part 1, Section 7, why is he writing Daisy? Why is the letter out of line with Fred's usual reasoning?
2. Explain how accepting Christianity on faith is contrary to Fred's education.
3. Does Fred agree with Flowerdew's non-belief in God? Give details for support?
4. What incident does Fred recall concerning Daisy and a recent biking trip? Give details about the incident.
5. Describe the artwork that is above the Great Gate.
6. How does the beginning scene contrast to the actual city of Cambridge?
7. What mistake does Daisy make concerning Dr. Sage?
8. During the debate, who enters the room to speak to Fred? What does he tell Fred?
9. What are Professor Flowerdew's religious beliefs?
10. Describe the inconveniences experienced by students due to the size of St. Angelicus.
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