1. The narrator writes that "during these last _____ an interest in professional fasting has diminished."
2. According to the narrator, how did it used to pay very well to stage such performances?
(a) In the theater.
(b) Under one's own management.
(c) In the circus.
(d) In the town square.
3. What is the point of view of "A Hunger Artist"?
(a) Second person.
(b) Fourth person.
(c) First person.
(d) Third person.
4. In what tense is "A Hunger Artist" written?
(a) Future perfect.
5. In the prime days of the hunger artist, how often did people want to see him?
(a) Once every hour.
(b) Once a week.
(c) Once a month.
(d) Once a day.
6. When would people buy season tickets for the artist's performance?
(a) The last few days of the fast.
(b) The entire fast.
(c) The first days of the fast.
(d) The last month of the fast.
7. Where does the hunger artist perform?
(a) A stage.
(b) A glass cage.
(c) A wagon.
(d) A barred cage.
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