The Balcony Test | Final Test - Easy

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

The Balcony Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 122 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does he shout?
(a) "Here Comes the Queen!"
(b) "God Save the Queen!"
(c) "The One and Only Queen!"
(d) "The Royals of Our Country!"

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

3. How is Chantal like the other officials?
(a) She is loved by everyone.
(b) She craves power.
(c) She is protected by those that love her.
(d) She is larger than life.

4. What does the Envoy say is the most important message?
(a) The voice.
(b) The laws.
(c) The image.
(d) The kindness shown to the people.

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

6. What has the rebellion entered?
(a) New territory.
(b) Into new leadership.
(c) Its final stages.
(d) The castle.

7. What seduces the Bishop and prepares him to play his private fantasy role in public?
(a) The power of the robes.
(b) His relfection in the mirror.
(c) The Chief's compliments.
(d) Irma's voice.

8. What is the Queen doing to keep from being captured?
(a) Hiding in the underground rooms of the Palace.
(b) Living in the forest.
(c) Traveling on a train to another country.
(d) Moving from room to room.

9. What does Mark tell Roger to do?
(a) Get Chantal's face on posters and billboards.
(b) Protect Chantal.
(c) Leave the country.
(d) Go to the Palace and fight.

10. Where is the Envoy headed?
(a) To attend the Queen.
(b) To fight the rebels.
(c) To spy on the rebels.
(d) To investigate the cause of the explosion.

11. What does the Chief say about the three officials?
(a) They seem relieved at not having to live their roles anymore.
(b) They are his best friends.
(c) They should remain as the officials.
(d) They did a superb job acting as officials.

12. Around what has the revolution mobilized?
(a) The explosion at the Palace.
(b) Roger as the leader.
(c) Images of Chantal.
(d) Their success in forcing the Queen into hiding.

13. Why is the Chief sure the officials will continue to play their roles?
(a) They look the money that comes with power.
(b) They want to keep the power they have.
(c) The other officials are not returning.
(d) The country needs them.

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

15. What is the ultimate end faced by anyone in authority?
(a) Death.
(b) Life.
(c) Love.
(d) Freedom.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of what does the Envoy convince Irma?

2. What must everything be grounded in?

3. What does the Chief feel occasionally?

4. How does the Envoy introduce himself?

5. What does the Queen do?

(see the answer keys)

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