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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 is the source of Dangerfield's anger?
(a) Poverty.
(b) Fear.
(c) Illness.
(d) Government.
2. What does Dangerfield ask Chris to do?
(a) Tutor him.
(b) Loan him money.
(c) Marry him.
(d) Run away with him.
3. What cannot be purchased in Catholic Dublin?
(a) Yarmulkes.
(b) Condoms.
(c) Guns.
(d) Girlie magazine.
4. Why does Dangerfield not get a part-time job?
(a) His legs hurt.
(b) There are no jobs available.
(c) He has no skills.
(d) He has to study.
5. Dangerfield thinks that everything will be OK with him and Marion ______________________.
(a) when Dangerfield is out of school.
(b) when they have money.
(c) when the baby is a little older.
(d) when they move back to America.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Kenneth O'Keefe attending university?
2. Where do Dangerfield and O'Keefe get their money?
3. What nationality is Sebastian Dangerfield?
4. Why do the landladies of the new house trust Dangerfield and Marion?
5. What is Sebastian studying?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Dangerfield try to appease Marion when she realizes Dangerfield might be having an affair?
2. Why does Dangerfield leave Chris when she confronts him about the bar brawl she reads about in the newspaper?
3. How can Dangerfield be called an escapist and how does Chris figure into his escaping?
4. What is the result of Dangerfield's embarrassment about the train incident?
5. Why is Dangerfield so angry to learn that Marion has contacted his father?
6. Has Dangerfield's life improved from moving from the rickety house to the house in the city?
7. Who was Blessed Oliver Plunkett?
8. Who is Kenneth O'Keefe and where does Dangerfield invite him to go in Chapter 1?
9. Why does Dangerfield not mind when Chris tries to talk about their relationship?
10. Who is Lily Frost?
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