Question

a. who does elwood run into at the new york city marathon?
a. sammy
b. nelson
c. chickie pete
d. maxwell

1. what job does chickie ask elwood for help with?

a. playing in an orchestra
b. working at elwood’s moving company
c. rehab program
d. joining the military

1. what does elwood do with chickie’s contact information at the end?

a. puts it in his wallet
b. promises to call him
c. rips it up and tosses it out the window
d. leaves it at the bar

Explanation:

These questions are about a literary work (likely a novel or story) involving characters Elwood and Chickie. To answer them, one would need to recall or analyze the plot details from the relevant text. For example, question 1 asks about a character Elwood meets at a marathon, question 2 about a job Chickie asks for help with, and question 3 about what Elwood does with contact info. Without the text, but if we assume it's from a known work (e.g., related to a specific story), the answers would be based on that. However, since this is a comprehension check, the answers depend on the source material. For illustration, if we take a common context (e.g., from a specific novel study), but since the user hasn't provided the text, we can note the approach. But if we assume standard answers (hypothetically, for example, from a known story):

1. For "Who does Elwood run into at the New York City Marathon?", the answer is C. Chickie Pete (assuming the story has Elwood meeting Chickie Pete there).
2. For "What job does Chickie ask Elwood for help with?", if it's a rehab program context, C. Rehab program (but this is hypothetical; actual answer depends on the text).
3. For "What does Elwood do with Chickie’s contact information at the end?", if the plot has him ripping it up, C. Rips it up and tosses it out the window (again, hypothetical based on possible storylines).

Answer:

1. C. Chickie Pete
2. C. Rehab program (hypothetical; actual may vary)
3. C. Rips it up and tosses it out the window (hypothetical; actual may vary)

(Note: These answers are hypothetical and depend on the specific literary work the questions are based on. To get accurate answers, one must refer to the original text or study material.)