A Frolic of His Own Test | Final Test - Easy

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A Frolic of His Own Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In the morning, about what does Oscar read?
(a) His case being dismissed.
(b) His wildfires in California.
(c) The injuries, arrests, and a nationwide outpouring of grief for Spot.
(d) A drop in interest rates.

2. What does Christina say should have been an early sign Oscar would never please Father?
(a) When he gets in trouble with Father for not keeping his room clean.
(b) When is first ran away from home as a child.
(c) When Father said Christina was his favorite child.
(d) When he gets in trouble with Father for stripping the bark from a birch tree to build a canoe.

3. What is the right hand side of the story?
(a) There is no right hand side of Oscar's story.
(b) Thomas's trip north to take care of his uncle's property.
(c) Kane hounding Thomas about justice and moral rectitude leading him deeper into his dilemma, and Bagby blackmailing him for 4,000 years of Christian guilt.
(d) The runaway slave, the invisible man haunting Thomas (and the entire play).

4. How does Oscar respond when Christina mocks him about finding a producer?
(a) Nipples is in New York.
(b) A broadway producer will enjoy his play.
(c) His play is worthless.
(d) Kiester will produce it.

5. What does Oscar say about Jerry's ideas, regarding the story?
(a) This goes too far.
(b) This is too spooky.
(c) This is not deep enough.
(d) I do not like this at all.

6. Who has Christina consulted about fulfilling Harry's wish for a clean getaway like the Judge?
(a) No one.
(b) Lily.
(c) Oscar.
(d) Ilse.

7. Christina decides to drive out and asks Harry to phone Sam or Basie to have them contact Oscar. Why can Harry not accompany her?
(a) He is afraid of Oscar's reaction.
(b) He is not feeling well.
(c) He does not like Oscar.
(d) He must be in court.

8. Why does Oscar fail to notice Lily's new hairdo?
(a) She is standing behind him.
(b) He is asleep.
(c) He is engrossed in a cartoon.
(d) Her hairdo is not very different.

9. What does Oscar do when the battery in his wheelchair dies?
(a) He buys a new one.
(b) He sits and complains.
(c) He begins walking.
(d) He cries.

10. What news from Harry does Christina give to Oscar?
(a) Basie has attended law school but never graduated.
(b) Basie is the best lawyer Harry could find, and he is sorry.
(c) Basie is his best friend and can be trusted.
(d) Basie is a fraud who never attended law school, lied on his bar exam, and faces revocation of his license and jail.

11. What does Kiester do regarding Oscar's script when undertaking a Civil War epic?
(a) Remembers all the details from reading the play many years ago.
(b) Kept a copy of the play for himself.
(c) Says he remembers reading it.
(d) Denies any recollection.

12. What does Jerry think will happen by having Bagby hungering for intelligent talk in an intellectual wasteland?
(a) It will make the audience hate the character even more.
(b) It will improve the character.
(c) It will destroy the character.
(d) It will be too deep for the audience.

13. What will Father believe Oscar has done to Grandfather?
(a) Honored his memory.
(b) Exploited him and fed the flames of impeachment.
(c) Written a beautiful play in his memory.
(d) Told a bold-faced lie about his grandfather.

14. Why will the state do nothing to help Oscar with his legal fees, according to Harry?
(a) The law profession is self-regulating.
(b) The state does not have the money to help him.
(c) Oscar is the one to have accumulated them.
(d) It is Oscar's responsibility to pay his fees.

15. Why had Harry, who had known this a few days, not told Oscar?
(a) It gives him time to think about how he feels about Basie.
(b) He was looking into Basie's past.
(c) He was hoping to find a better lawyer.
(d) It gives him his only chance of overthrowing a negative verdict.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Christina doing when Oscar and Lily find her on the phone with her vulture sisters-in-law?

2. Why are the Judge's ashes in a coffee can?

3. Why is Oscar upset about the obituary?

4. Of what is Christina afraid when Oscar reads he has lost the suit?

5. What does the district judge think about Oscar's case?

(see the answer keys)

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