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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. In "A Ghetto Wedding," what wedding presents does the narrator say usually arrive before the wedding?
(a) The most expensive presents.
(b) Cash.
(c) The larger presents.
(d) Presents from family out of town.

2. What type of wedding does Nathan want?
(a) Modest.
(b) He wants to elope.
(c) Christian.
(d) Extravagant.

3. What does Mrs. Avrom think about Beile's appearance as she leaves the shop?
(a) She thinks Beile looks angry.
(b) She thinks Beile looks like a lady.
(c) She thinks Beile looks sad.
(d) She thinks Beile looks older than she is.

4. What room is Goldy's bedroom in?
(a) A dining room.
(b) A children's play room.
(c) A parlor.
(d) A kitchen.

5. Why does Heyman wait to visit Beile after she leaves the shop with David?
(a) He is frightened.
(b) He is sick.
(c) He is mad at her.
(d) He is confused.

Short Answer Questions

1. When does Goldy tell Nathan that most people will send them wedding presents?

2. How long does the dancing before the ceremony take place in "A Ghetto Wedding"?

3. Where does Leizer Lipman run his shop?

4. How does Tatyana feel about Boris' appearance after he has been working at the factory for several months?

5. What does Dalsky say the factory has done to Boris?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the Lipmans' shop like?

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

3. How does Goldy feel after eating dinner at her wedding?

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

5. What scheme does Stern propose?

6. What do the workers in the Lipmans' shop argue about?

7. How does David try to embarrass Mr. and Mrs. Lipman in front of their guests?

8. How does Tatyana first show Boris her irritation with him?

9. What happens at the beginning of Goldy and Nathan's wedding?

10. How does Dalsky fit in in Boris and Tatyana's house?

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