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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 the club that Amory joins after WWI start to do?
(a) Writes letters.
(b) Organize dances.
(c) Plans parties.
(d) Put on plays.

2. What does Amory think when he hears that one of his friends has joined a reform movement?
(a) He feels superior.
(b) He feels confused.
(c) He feels left behind.
(d) He feels ignored.

3. Who does Burne walk with when he hears about the reform movement?
(a) Kerry.
(b) Tom.
(c) Amory.
(d) Nobody.

4. Who does Amory yell at when he becomes disgusted with the atmosphere on Broadway?
(a) Isabelle.
(b) The chorus girl.
(c) Kerry.
(d) Fred Sloane.

5. Who does Amory see when he visits Minneapolis while in college?
(a) Melissa.
(b) Missy.
(c) Isabelle.
(d) Ingrid.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Amory vow to spend his adult life?

2. What has recently happened to Clara when Amory gets a letter about her?

3. Who greets Amory when he gets back to Princeton after being disgusted by the atmosphere on Broadway?

4. What does Burne challenge the college newspaper about?

5. What does Amory choose to do at the end of his school year after his visit to Clara?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Amory do in New York after Kerry joins the war?

2. What does Amory decide to do after his scary experience in New York?

3. What does Amory do when he joins the Triangle Club?

4. What happens when Amory is heading to Europe when he is 13?

5. What do Kerry and Amory do during their first college years for fun?

6. What do Amory and his friends choose to do at the end of Amory's junior year of college?

7. What is the title of the poem that Monsignor Darcy writes to Amory during the Interlude?

8. How is Amory raised by his mother?

9. What do Beatrice and Amory talk about when he returns to Lake Geneva?

10. Where does Amory decide to go to college, and why?

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