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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 Dangerfield spend the day doing after he and Marion fight?
(a) Studying.
(b) Going to pubs.
(c) Writing his thesis.
(d) Talking to Chris.
2. What does Dangerfield do when he realizes his social gaffe on the train?
(a) He laughs.
(b) He runs out of the train.
(c) He goes to the bar.
(d) He changes seats.
3. What does O'Keefe find in Dangerfield's attic?
(a) A robber.
(b) A one-eyed cat.
(c) A treasure chest.
(d) A player piano.
4. Marion tells Dangerfield that he ______________ in his sleep.
(a) eats.
(b) walks.
(c) screams.
(d) talks.
5. Where does the woman in #41 work?
(a) A cafe.
(b) An office building.
(c) A laundry.
(d) A movie theater.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the state of O'Keefe's room?
2. Where does Dangerfield go after leaving the bar and the angry mob?
3. What body part does Dangerfield hurt when they return to Chris' room?
4. What does Dangerfield pick up for dinner in Chapter 10?
5. Who is Dangerfield's wife?
Short Essay Questions
1. Where has Marion moved and why does Dangerfield seem to like it?
2. How does the impoverished Dangerfield secure food for O'Keefe and himself?
3. How do Dangerfield and Marion feel about living in the new house?
4. How are Marion and O'Keefe alike in their relationships with Dangerfield?
5. What is the result of Dangerfield's embarrassment about the train incident?
6. How do Marion and Dangerfield differ in their approach to their life together?
7. What does O'Keefe realize about Dangerfield when he loans Dangerfield money?
8. What is Dangerfield's destructive behavior when he learns that Marion has received money from his father?
9. How can Dangerfield be called an escapist and how does Chris figure into his escaping?
10. Why is Dangerfield so angry to learn that Marion has contacted his father?
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