131pHow does the main character introduce himself in paragraph 1?

as a dedicated worker who questions whether he deserves his present
success

as a frustrated novelist who leagues himself with the likes of Stephen
King

as an accomplished writer who deserves more praise than some
colleagues are prepared to give

as an insomniac and troubled artist with more pretenses than literary
capabilities
152pGeef van de volgende beweringen aan of ze overeenkomen met de
inhoud van alinea 4 en 5.
Noteer ‘wel’ of ‘niet’ achter elk nummer op het antwoordblad.
1 The “Jack of Spades” novels are more vicious and violent than the
books Andrew J. Rush puts his true name on.
2 The ideas for the “Jack of Spades” novels seem to unexpectedly
materialise in the writer’s mind.
3 Andrew J. Rush tries to keep his alternative writing career separate
from the works published under his own name.
4 The photo that will be used on the back of “Jack of Spades” novels is
one of Andrew J. Rush wearing an arresting disguise.
‘That is not romantic!’ (paragraph 7)
161pWhat is not romantic?
That “Jack of Spades” is in fact

a figment of the author’s imagination.

a policeman who wants to stay anonymous.

an unpleasant and rather violent person.

an upstanding and law-abiding individual.
171pWhich of the following fits the gap in paragraph 8?

come clean about Jack’s true identity

control rumours about my past

keep such a complicated secret

stop the spread of fake information