FIVE QUESTIONS

Q.1 What does Benjamin do when he appears to be fifty years old?

- He retires
- He gets a part-time job working at a golf course
- He falls in love
- He tries to figure out how to work a computer

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Q2. What does Hildegarde like?

-Naps
-Performing in cabarets
-Older men
-Complicated relationships

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Q3. How many children do Benjamin and Hildegarde have together?

-0
-1
-2
-3

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Q4. In which war does Benjamin participate?

-The Spanish-American War
-The Benjamin Button War (Germany insists that he started it)
-The French and Indian War
-The Civil War

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Q5. With whom does Benjamin play when he is a small child?

-His son
-His grandson
-His great-grandson
-Derek Jeter

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