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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 V doing when Mr. Finch walks into the train station?
(a) Laughing,
(b) Singing.
(c) Hiding.
(d) Stalking him.
2. What does Mr. Finch see the vision of Delia doing to the priest?
(a) Shaking his hand.
(b) Hugging him.
(c) Arguing with him.
(d) Kissing his ring.
3. After V dies, what does Evey do when she looks into the mirror?
(a) Frowns.
(b) Cries.
(c) Smiles.
(d) Looks away.
4. After shooting V, what does Finch decide to do?
(a) Find Evey.
(b) Go back to Larkhill.
(c) Follow V.
(d) Leave town.
5. What is V's last request to Evey?
(a) For her to carry on his work.
(b) For her to kill Creedy.
(c) For a Viking funeral.
(d) For her to destroy the Shadow Gallery.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Evey take the man she has kidnapped?
2. What does Mr. Finch do in order to free himself from prison?
3. What does V's laboratory contain?
4. With the Leader dead, who assumes command?
5. What does Evey call the riots and looting that occur after the Jordon tower explosion?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Evey's attitude toward V change the day after she leaves prison?
2. Near the end of the story, what does V reveal to be his main motivation?
3. When Dominic reads the love letters he finds, what does he realize and what is ironic about this?
4. How does Helen react when she sees Conrad injured, and what does this say about her as a character?
5. When the guard gives Evey one last chance to give in, what does she say, and what does this say about her character?
6. What is Helen Heyer's plan for Conrad's leadership?
7. What is the nature of Conrad's relationship with Helen, and what does Helen want Conrad to do?
8. What does Adam Susan ask the computer in the Book Three Prologue, and why is this significant?
9. Why does V take Evey to the roof?
10. How does Mr. Finch manage to free himself from prison, and why is this significant?
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