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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How might the people playing the officials feel on that balcony?
(a) Powerful.
(b) Unsure.
(c) Insecure.
(d) Sad.

2. To what does Irma agree?
(a) Impersonate the Queen.
(b) Become a double-agent.
(c) Close her whorehouse.
(d) Allow the Queen to stay at her whorehouse.

3. What story does the Envoy tell?
(a) Where the Queen has been sent during this time of war.
(b) How he became the Queen's Envoy.
(c) The Queen's feelings on the rebellion.
(d) A deliberately confusing story about how she is being kept hidden and occupied.

4. Who bows to the Bishop?
(a) His grocer.
(b) His mother.
(c) His wife.
(d) His boss.

5. What does the Queen do?
(a) She bows to Carmen.
(b) She shakes her fist at Carmen.
(c) She shakes her fist at Chantal.
(d) She bows to Chantal.

6. Who else is preparing to play specific roles?
(a) Irma and Carmen.
(b) The Executioner and the Prisoner.
(c) The General and the Judge.
(d) Carmen and the other prostitutes.

7. Who appears?
(a) Carmen.
(b) Chantal.
(c) Georgette.
(d) Irma.

8. What do the other officials tell the Chief?
(a) He should look for someone to pretend to be him.
(b) He should go out and get more power.
(c) He does not deserve power.
(d) He should be patient.

9. What does the Committee instruct the rebels to do regarding Chantal?
(a) Put her image on posters.
(b) Have her sing.
(c) Put her into hiding.
(d) Remove her from the rebellion.

10. From where has news come?
(a) From the Queen.
(b) From the Queen's Envoy.
(c) From the rebel soldiers.
(d) The Central Committee.

11. What symbolizes the emptiness of power?
(a) The country.
(b) The balcony.
(c) The Palace.
(d) The whorehouse.

12. Why does Georgette leave?
(a) To go to the whorehouse.
(b) To get medical supplies to prepare.
(c) To get the microphone ready for Chantal.
(d) To let the rebels know of the plans.

13. Who does the Queen accuse of engineering Chantal's death?
(a) The Judge.
(b) The Bishop.
(c) The Chief.
(d) The General.

14. What does the Chief feel occasionally?
(a) Love for Irma and the other prostitutes.
(b) The urge to let go of his real power and live a life of illusion.
(c) Sadness for the rebels.
(d) The desire to have more power.

15. What do the officials assume?
(a) They are about to die.
(b) What they think are the appropriate poses.
(c) They will become celebrities.
(d) Their roles as the authorities.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do all the officials appear at once?

2. What do the Queen and the General do?

3. What does the Envoy assure the Chief?

4. What does Mark tell Roger to do?

5. What is the ultimate end faced by anyone in authority?

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