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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 very last panel of the story show?
(a) Exploding buildings.
(b) Finch walking away.
(c) V in his coffin.
(d) Evey in the Shadow Gallery.
2. What does Evey call the riots and looting that occur after the Jordon tower explosion?
3. Who is forced to take shelter with homeless people in the park?
4. In the chapter after Evey leaves prison, what does she do to V?
(a) Kicks him.
(b) Punches him.
(c) Kisses him.
(d) Hugs him.
5. When Evey asks what V is planning, V says that it will all be over by what holiday?
(a) New Years Eve.
(d) Labor Day.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the prison guard say to Evey when she refuses to do what he says?
2. Mr. Finch confesses his troubles to a hallucination of what character?
3. Who kills Conrad?
4. After Evey escapes from her cell, what does she find when she goes back into the interrogation room?
5. According to Mr. Finch's hallucination, who of the following is not imprisoned after the war?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain why V says that Evey has been "in a prison all her life."
2. What reason does Mr. Finch give for taking acid, and what other issues cause him to do this?
3. What reason does V give for imprisoning and torturing Evey? In what way does he accomplish this goal?
4. What is Helen Heyer's plan for Conrad's leadership?
5. How does Evey's attitude toward V change the day after she leaves prison?
6. How does Evey describe the new order of V?
7. What is the nature of Conrad's relationship with Helen, and what does Helen want Conrad to do?
8. After returning to London from Larkhill, what is Mr. Finch looking for, and why does he stop at the train station?
9. What does V call his "mistress" and why?
10. What two people does Evey initially imagine V to be after V dies, and why do you think she does this?
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