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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 the name of the girl that Paulie Jr. wants to go on a date with?
(a) Veralynn.
(b) Jane.
(c) Karen.
(d) Diane.

2. Why does Henry get rid of his maid?
(a) She is fat.
(b) His wife makes him.
(c) She is nosy.
(d) She can't clean.

3. Who is described as Paulie's "right hand man" in Chapter 4?
(a) Henry Hill.
(b) Steve DePasquale.
(c) Tommy DeSimone.
(d) Lenny Vario.

4. Who does Henry sleep with at the bachelor party he attends?
(a) Linda.
(b) Prostitutes.
(c) No one.
(d) Mickey.

5. What does Henry tell Karen he does every Friday?
(a) Goes to a movie.
(b) Plays cards.
(c) Goes to a bar.
(d) Spends time with his friends.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does "straighten up" mean in the mob world?

2. Where does Henry's girlfriend work?

3. What occupation does Karen think Henry has?

4. Why is Henry arrested for the first time?

5. What sum do Henry and his friends steal from the airport at the beginning of Chapter 8?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe why the wiseguys throw Henry a party in Chapter 2.

2. What has Henry begun doing that causes a lot of friction between Karen and her parents?

3. Why does Henry decide to start an honest business by buying The Suite?

4. How does Henry get away with using stolen credit cards so often?

5. Why does Jimmy buy cigarettes outside of New York?

6. How is Henry living at the beginning of Chapter 5 before he meets Karen?

7. Why does Henry fall for Karen when before he wasn't interested in having one steady girlfriend?

8. What problems do the mobsters run into while trying to get keys to the strong room, and how do they eventually overcome it?

9. Why does Henry choose the cabstand when looking for a part-time job?

10. While Paulie is suspicious of many men that work for him he seems to trust Henry easily. What are his motivations for this quick acceptance?

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