A Children's Tragedy Test | Final Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 147 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

A Children's Tragedy Test | Final Test - Medium

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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Mrs. Gabor, what favor is she unable to perform for Moritz?
(a) Give Moritz money to flee the country.
(b) Allow him to move into their home.
(c) Falsify Mortiz's grades for him.
(d) Teach him about sex.

2. According to Melchior in Act II, Scene 4, what does not exist?
(a) Free will.
(b) Love.
(c) Hate.
(d) God.

3. What is revealed as the actual cause of Wendla's death?
(a) Suicide.
(b) Childbirth.
(c) Influenza.
(d) Abortion pills.

4. What situation was Ilsa in that her friends bailed her out of?
(a) Pregnancy.
(b) She was kidnapped.
(c) She was arrested.
(d) She was nearly raped.

5. Despite thinking of Melchior, what does Moritz resolve to do?
(a) Run away.
(b) Join the church.
(c) Commit suicide.
(d) Drop out of school.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mrs. Gabor offer to do for Moritz?

2. How does Mrs. Gabor defend Melchior after Moritz's death?

3. Where does Mr. Gabor wish to send Melchior in Act III, Scene 3?

4. What memento does Ilsa have of Moritz?

5. What is the reason Melchior's mother believes the boys are reading Faust?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does her sister having a child come as such a surprise to Wendla?

2. Why do the professors want to expel Melchior from school?

3. What advice and favor does Mrs. Gabor offer to Moritz?

4. Describe Moritz's story to Melchior.

5. How do Stickytongue and Melchior try to defend "Copulation?"

6. What are the different explanations given for Wendla's illness? What is the actual diagnosis?

7. Why is Mrs. Gabor concerned about Moritz and Melchior reading Faust? How is this significant?

8. What favor has Moritz asked of Mrs. Gabor? What does he admit to her?

9. What is significant about the singer Moritz thinks about in Act II, scene 7?

10. How does Hanschen deal with his burgeoning sexual desires?

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