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My Financial Career
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Stephen Leacock
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Give example of humour from my financial career?
What happens to the narrator when he goes to a bank in "My Financial Career"?
Main topic of "My Financial Career"?
Why is the narrator “reckless with misery” in “My Financial Career”?
Why did the manager think that the author was a detective in "My Financial Career"?
What is it that rattles the author of "My Financial Career" on his visit to a bank?
In "My Financial Career," the narrator says, "I no longer knew what I was doing. The bank swam before my eyes." Why is the narrator in such a condition?
What was the reason for the roar of laughter that echoed as Leacock left the bank in "My Financial Career"?
Why is the bank manager annoyed with the narrator in "My Financial Career" by Stephen Leacock?
What made people in the bank think that Leacock was an invalid millionaire?
Summarize "My Financial Career."
What made the writer nervous in "My Financial Career"?
What did the manager think the narrator was in "My Financial Career"?
What did the narrator know about the bank?
In "My Financial Career," why did Leacock go to the bank?
In "My Financial Career" by Stephen Leacock, what is the transaction made by the narrator in the bank like?
What adjectives can you use to describe the narrator in "My Financial Career"?
How did the narrator attempt to open an account?
Why did the narrator go to a bank?
When did the manager's attitude change? What does this tell us about human nature?
What do the manager's cold behavior and the accountant's dry tone toward the protagonist indicate in “My Financial Career”?
In his essay "My Financial Career," how does Leacock feel when entering into the bank?
In the story “My Financial Career” by Stephen Leacock, what shows that the events occurred a long time ago?
What aspects of "My Financial Career" could I critically appreciate, other than the humor?
Immediately after depositing the money in the bank, what foolish act does the narrator perform?
How was the money of the author deposited into the bank?
After his adventure in the bank, described in "My Financial Career," where did Leacock keep his money?
How does the author differentiate between work and play?
In My Financial Career, what was the narrator's reaction to the sight of the accountant?
Why does the narrator shamble into the bank in "My Financial Career"?
In "My Financial Career," what made the manager alarmed?
How does the narrator feel as soon as he enters a bank in "My Financial Career"?
Where was the narrator asked to come out of?