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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. To what religion does the narrator's neighborhood belong?
(a) Christian.
(b) Muslim.
(c) Buddhism.
(d) Jewish.
2. Who does Reuven call the day after he and Michael go sailing?
(a) Reuven's grandfather.
(b) Rachel.
(c) Professor Gordon.
(d) Michael.
3. What happens to Michael on the drive home?
(a) He gets another nosebleed.
(b) He giggles hysterically.
(c) He falls asleep.
(d) He cries uncontrollably.
4. How often does Reuven see Rachel between October and December?
(a) Never.
(b) Several days a week.
(c) Seldom.
(d) Almost daily.
5. What book does Reuven read by Kalman on the subway?
(a) A book on ethics.
(b) A book on interpreting techniques.
(c) A book about some very obscure passages in the Talmud.
(d) A book on the reasons for excommunication of a member of the Jewish community.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do Michael and Reuven talk about as far as the clouds go?
2. Why can't Danny meet with Professor Gordon?
3. Who has been seeing Rachel more and more?
4. What does Reuven say about Rachel Gordon?
5. About what does Michael feel bad?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does Reuven encounter at the library and what is the person doing?
2. What is the topic of Michael's long-winded monologue to Reuven?
3. How does Danny become involved with the Gordon family?
4. What does Kalman discuss with Reuven after class concerning Professor Gordon?
5. Describe Reuven's visit with Danny.
6. Who does Reuven call the day after sailing with Michael and what is the result?
7. Describe the game which Michael is playing and which is making Reuven and Rachel nervous for him.
8. Where do Michael and Reuven go the day after the fair, and what does Reuven teach Michael?
9. Describe the elderly man who is the father of the booth attendant at the dice game.
10. How does Reuven know Professor Gordon?
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