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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 another name for the maidenhair tree?
(a) The maple tree.
(b) The banyan tree.
(c) The ginkgo tree.
(d) The cyclops tree.
2. In "Seeds," the narrator states that "As Neelay has learned with the greatest pain: Life has a way of talking to the future. It's called" what (482)?
(a) Nature.
(b) Memory.
(c) Trees.
(d) Film.
3. Who is the Chinese poet whose poetry from 1200 years ago Patricia reads as she goes to sleep in "Crown"?
(a) Bai Juyi.
(b) Wang Wei.
(c) Li Bai.
(d) Du Fu.
4. Whose hair is Neelay's compared to in Mastery 8 in "Crown"?
(a) Prince's.
(b) Elvis's.
(c) James Dean's.
(d) Einstein's.
5. From what novel does Dorothy read to Ray in "Crown"?
(a) To Have and Have Not.
(b) On the Road.
(c) War and Peace.
(d) Ulysses.
Short Answer Questions
1. What sentence has Adam received in "Seeds"?
2. What is the name of the tree that Maidenhair and Watchman go to sit in as protest in "Trunk"?
3. How many FBI agents arrive in Adam's lecture hall to arrest him in "Crown"?
4. How many trees speak to the man in the beginning of "Crown"?
5. What do the police use to extract Douglas from the tree in "Trunk"?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Douglas attacked when he attempts to climb a tree in protest in "Trunk"?
2. When and where do Adam and Douglas reencounter one another in "Crown"? Why is this encounter important?
3. What is Mastery and how is it described?
4. When and where is Adam arrested? What is his response?
5. Under what circumstances does Ray become debilitated in "Trunk"?
6. Who helps Nick on this project in "Seeds"? What is the significance of these characters?
7. How has Adam's career progressed in the spanse since the arson in "Crown"?
8. Who turned in Adam? Why?
9. Where is Mimas and how is this setting described?
10. How does Neelay want to change Mastery in "Crown"? How do his peers respond?
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