Marjorie

What is the reason for Majorie's giggling?

• She wanted Napoleon to look at her.

• She was being tickled.

• She was nervous.

• She found Napoleon's appearance amusing.

What was Napoleon's reaction to Marjorie's giggling?

• He was confused.

• He was embarrassed.

• He was amused.

• He was angry.

Match the following

• Napoleon's complaint letter

• Being grown for Dr. Bonaparte in labs worldwide

• Marjorie

• Objected to being examined by a giggling woman

• New body parts

• Feels infatuated with Dr. Bonaparte

• Dr. Bonaparte

• New staff member at the History Department

What was Dr. Bonaparte's physical appearance?

Select the two correct answers.

• Tattered ear lobes

• Squashy necrotic nose tip

• New body parts being grown

• Fully functioning tongue

• New eyes

How did Dr. Bonaparte react to Marjorie's giggle?

Select the two correct answers.

• Smiled back

• Filed a letter of complaint

• Left the room

• Tore the Equal Opportunities Policy

• Accepted Marjorie's apology

Part A: What is being grown for Dr. Bonaparte to restore this body?

• Cosmetic Prosthetics(성형 보철물)

• Artificial limbs

  (인공 팔다리)

• New body parts

• Robotic enhancements

Part B: Which sentence from the text best supports your answer to Part A?

• He had a lot of catching up to do.

• He seemed remarkably well for a man who had spent nearly two hundred years in a tomb.

• His tongue was still growing on the back of a mouse in Milton Keynes and wouldn't be delivered for at least another week.

• But never mind that, new body parts were being grown for him in labs all over the world.

Part A: Why did Napoleon leave the interview room in anger?

• Marjorie's blushing

• Nobody spoke to him.

• He didn't understand English.

• Marjorie's giggle

Part B: Which sentence from the text best supports your answer to Part A?

• A storm of indignation raged across Napoleons' face.

• He pierced her with a look, pushed himself out of his chair and walked stiffly from the room.

• He stared at Marjorie and looked her up and down until she blushed.

• His new eyes searched the faces of the History Field.

Part A: How did Napoleon react to the University's Equal Opportunities Policy?

• He ignored it.

• He tore it to shreds.

• He accepted it.

• He requested a translation.