The Balcony Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 122 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Balcony Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the General insist, after Irma leaves and the Executioner comes looking for her?
(a) That he have a new uniform.
(b) That he be left in peace.
(c) That he have a new prosititute.
(d) That he have a refund.

2. Why does Irma worry about a prostitute's behavior?
(a) She might injure a visitor.
(b) She is having a nervous breakdown.
(c) She might scare away visitors.
(d) She might end up like Chantal.

3. What does the Prisoner confess to the Judge?
(a) She is an actress.
(b) She is a thief.
(c) She is innocent.
(d) She is not a Prisoner.

4. Who is on his hands and knees in front of the Prisoner?
(a) The Executioner.
(b) The General.
(c) The Bishop.
(d) A Judge.

5. Who has just arrived at the end of the scene?
(a) The Queen's Envoy.
(b) The rebels.
(c) Chantal.
(d) Georgette.

6. How is Irma a thoughtful person, according to Carmen?
(a) She treats Carmen well.
(b) For providing such an important service for such lonely people.
(c) She is always thinking about the prostitute's well-being.
(d) She cares about the rebels.

7. What does the Chief demand from Irma?
(a) An apology.
(b) Complete control of the whorehouse.
(c) The receipts for the evening's business.
(d) A free scenario.

8. Over what do Roger, Armand, and Luke argue?
(a) Where they will attack the enemy next.
(b) Who will win the war.
(c) Who will date Chantal.
(d) The philosophy behind the revolution.

9. What does the Executioner say about the rebels?
(a) They are in the right.
(b) They have advanced.
(c) They are cowards.
(d) They are retreating.

10. Why is Carmen thoughtful and sad?
(a) She is in love with one of her visitors.
(b) She is worried about the rebels.
(c) She is thinking about her daughter.
(d) She is in love with Arthur.

11. When did Carmen feel real beauty?
(a) When the man who wanted to see the Virgin looked at her.
(b) When she sees a sunset.
(c) When she saw her daughter for the first time.
(d) When Chantal sings.

12. What is Irma concerned about regarding the rebels?
(a) They will kill Chantal.
(b) They will kill the Queen.
(c) They are taking the game too seriously.
(d) They will not succeed.

13. What is Arthur to pose as in a session that night?
(a) A Judge.
(b) A corpse.
(c) A General.
(d) A Bishop.

14. What does the conversation between Irma and Carmen reveal?
(a) Irma is in love with Arthur.
(b) Carmen is no longer employed by Irma.
(c) Irma insists on referring to the clients as visitors.
(d) Irma does not like working at the whore house.

15. What do Irma and the General discuss at the beginning of Scene 3?
(a) Why is has not joined the rebellion.
(b) The risks he took to get there and the dangers caused by the revolution.
(c) Whether or not he still loves her.
(d) If he will be moving back into the whorehouse.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Prisoner call the Executioner, as she pleads with him?

2. What does Arthur's conversation with Irma reveal?

3. Of what does the second Wounded Soldier complain?

4. How does the Chief of Police resemble the other officials from the first few scenes?

5. How does Irma speak about her business?

(see the answer keys)

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