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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. Where are Zuckerman's Jewish ancestors from?
(a) Ireland.
(b) Poland.
(c) Finland.
(d) Russia.
2. Who does Zuckerman suspect had a change of heart and turned him into the authorities after the manuscript is confiscated?
(a) Vlasta.
(b) Ivan.
(c) Olga.
(d) Novak.
3. How old was Bolotka when he entered college?
(a) 22.
(b) 20.
(c) 19.
(d) 16.
4. Novak says to Zuckerman there is no what about writers in Czechoslovakia?
(a) Dignity.
(b) Paranoia.
(c) Credibility.
(d) Truth.
5. What is the title of the officer Novak?
(a) Minister of the Interior.
(b) Minister of Defense.
(c) Minister of Finance.
(d) Minister of Culture.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Zuckerman finally return in the end of the novel?
2. Who ends up writing the reports on Bolotka?
3. Why does Olga leave to go to the bathroom at breakfast at the hotel?
4. What does Zuckerman offer Olga for the stories?
5. Who does Olga suggest Sisovsky can live off of when talking with Zuckerman at breakfast?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who asks for Olga's identification at the hotel? What is Olga's response?
2. How does Roth establish a hazy line between truth and reality in the narrative? How is this revealed in the Czech student?
3. What does the Czech student warn Zuckerman of at the hotel?
4. Where does Zuckerman go after leaving Prague? How does he feel about the situation?
5. What does Novak represent symbolically in the narrative?
6. What position does Blecha hold now in the narrative? What did he recently offer to help Bolotka with?
7. What objective does Zuckerman reveal to Olga over breakfast? What is her response?
8. What happens when Zuckerman goes to meet Oldrich after leaving the hotel?
9. Where does Oldrick Hrobek ask Zuckerman to meet him when he leaves the hotel? Where is Olga?
10. What childhood memories does Zuckerman recall while riding the trolley into Prague to visit Bolotka?
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