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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 worries Goldy most about her wedding?
(a) Being ridiculed.
(b) Being left at the alter.
(c) Being poor after.
(d) Falling out of love with Nathan.

2. How do Goldy and Nathan feel as they walk home after their wedding?
(a) Sad.
(b) Nervous.
(c) Scared.
(d) Happy.

3. What does Dalsky say the factory has done to Boris?
(a) Caused him tears.
(b) Eaten him up.
(c) Made him stronger.
(d) Paid his bills.

4. What does David say about Mrs. Lipman's request for Beile to go to the store?
(a) He says she should quit her job.
(b) He says she should keep sewing.
(c) He says she should go.
(d) He says she should buy something for herself, too.

5. When does Heyman say he will settle the matter of an engagement with Beile?
(a) By the end of the summer.
(b) By the end of the week.
(c) After his next paycheck.
(d) He puts it off day after day.

Short Answer Questions

1. What school did Boris attend before marrying Tatyana?

2. What does Boris say his plan to get out of the factory relies on?

3. In "A Ghetto Wedding," what wedding presents does the narrator say usually arrive before the wedding?

4. What does Dalsky tell Boris the reason for him moving out is?

5. How much rent does Nathan pay upfront for his first apartment with Goldy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Heyman do after Beile walks out on her job at the shop?

2. What happens when Goldy and Nathan leave their wedding?

3. How does Beile respond to Mrs. Lipman's demand that she go to the store?

4. What is the Lipmans' shop like?

5. Why does Goldy take time off of work?

6. What is Goldy and Nathan's apartment like?

7. How does David explain his higher wage at the Lipmans' shop?

8. What plan does Goldy come up with for her wedding?

9. How does Tatyana compare Boris and Dalsky?

10. What does Tatyana write in a note to Boris?

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