After Twenty Years By O. Henry

TEK 6(A) 1. The setting is important to the plot because it is where-

• A. Bob spent the last 20 Years of his life. 
• B. Jimmy and Bob parted twenty year ago in their youth and planned to meet again twenty years later. 
• C. Bob ran from the Chicago police to evade arrest. 
• D. Jimmy walks his nightly beat. 

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TEK 6(B) 2. What is Jimmy's motivation for asking Bob "Going to call time on him sharp!" on page 202 of the story? 

• He wants to know if Bob will wait for his friend or if he will leave right away. 
• B. He wants to know if Bob truly is loyal to his friend and will wait around for him or if he is full of hot air. 
• C.  He knows Bob is wanted in Chicago and he is checking if he has enough time to  get another police officer to arrest him. 
• He is checking to see how long Bob plans on hanging around to see if he can take him to lunch when he is done. 

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TEK 6(B) How does Bob say he earned his fortune in the west? 

• He stole it and now is wanted by the police.
• He dug for gold in California and now is rich
• He worked hard a career and now was successful and rich. 
• He competed with the shartpest wits and razor -edge to make his pile in the west. 

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TEK 8(A) What is the mood in the beginning of the story.

• Blissful
• excited
• Joyful
• somber

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TEK 8(A) How does the mood of the story change when Bob meets Jimmy Wells on page 203. 

• Hopeful to excited. 
• Hopeful to glum
• Hopeful to joyless
• Hopeful to gloomy

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TEK 6(B) 7. What detail does Bob notice about Jimmy that is different from before? 

• His hair has gotten grey. 
• His teeth are rotten.
• He has gotten fatter. 
• He is two to three inches taller. 

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TEK 6(C) 8. What Point of view is this story told from? 

• Third person 
• first person Bob point of view
• 2nd person
• first person Jimmy's point of view

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TEK 6 Fig 19D 9 Why didn't Jimmy arrest Bob at the beginning of the story? 

• He did not have his equipment with him. 
• He was not one duty so he could not arrest him at that time. 
• He new he was a criminal but he struggled with arresting someone who was like a brother to him so he got a plain clothes man to do it. 
• He was to ashamed to arrest his friend so he did not do it himself. 

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TEK 6 Fig19D 9. Bob know that the man he is walking with is now Jimmy once he sees him.  How does he determine that this man is not Jimmy Wells? 

• Jimmy Wells was Caucasian and the man was African American.
• Jimmy Wells had blue eyes and the man had brown eyes
• Jimmy Wells had dimples and the man had none.
• Jimmy Wells had a Roman noes and the man had a pug noes

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TEK 6 19D 10 Why had the man tricked Bob.

• Bob was wanted in Chicago and, he was a detective so he arrested him.
• He wanted to get him off the streets
• He was doing Patrolman Wells a favor by getting him arrested. 
• He wanted to get him to the drugstore and away from the dark street so he could see his face.