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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Charles' apartment located?
2. What do the police officers find in Bunny's room when they are called in to help find Bunny?
3. Where does Bunny's brother attend college?
4. What is the motto of Hampden College?
5. Why does Henry suggest they call Marion and confirm that no one has seen Bunny for three days?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to the main characters at the climax of the story?
2. What information does Cloke provide that causes the members of the group to realize the focus of the investigation might shift away from any suspicion being directed at them?
3. How do the group members relate to each other following Bunny's funeral? Why does Richard think they are all reacting this way?
4. What do the members of the group find peculiar about Bunny's father the day before the funeral?
5. Why does Charles become enraged with Henry? What does he believe Henry is trying to do?
6. How does the search for Bunny finally come to a climax? Who is involved with the investigation at that point?
7. What does the doctor in the emergency room recommend for Francis? Why? What does Francis tell Henry about his childhood?
8. Where is Marion during Bunny's disappearance? What about her behavior seems unusual to the group?
9. What issue does Richard struggle with after Bunny's death? To what does he attribute the group's actions?
10. Why is Charles arrested during the month following Bunny's murder? Why is Henry concerned about this?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In Chapter Six, Richard explains why he admires Henry and Julian and their work in Greek. Why does he admire them and their relationships with the Greek language?
Essay Topic 2
What happens at the recreation of the Bacchanal the group participates in without Richard? How does this become a major part of the structure of the rising action?
Essay Topic 3
Richard defines his fatal flaw as "a morbid longing for the picturesque at all costs." What does he mean by this? Is he correct? Support your answer.
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