Entertaining Mr. Sloane Test | Mid-Book Test - Medium

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Entertaining Mr. Sloane Test | Mid-Book 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. Who is sent to get Sloane's suitcase?
(a) The bellhop.
(b) Dadda.
(c) Kath.
(d) Ed.

2. What is Kemp's position for his former boss?
(a) Bodyguard.
(b) Accountant.
(c) General handyman.
(d) Shopkeeper.

3. Why does Kath say she can't ask Dadda to do any work involving ladders?
(a) He is deaf.
(b) He has trouble with his eyes.
(c) He is afraid of heights.
(d) He is in a wheelchair.

4. What does Kath go to do in Act One, leaving Sloane and Kemp alone?
(a) Take a bath.
(b) Make tea.
(c) Cook dinner.
(d) Answer the door.

5. Who comes tapping at the window in Act One?
(a) Kemp.
(b) Sloane.
(c) Ed.
(d) The shopkeeper.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Kemp's boss' profession?

2. Which character says, "I could still identify you"?

3. What does Kath change into for the end of Act One?

4. What does Kath send Kemp to get from upstairs in Act One?

5. What does Kemp say he witnesses his son engaged in when he is 17?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Entertaining Mr .Sloane challenge the status quo of 1960s England?

2. Why does Sloane tell Kemp someone is at the door to see him in Act Two? What is Kemp's reply?

3. What does Ed do to Kath to convince her she is warped in her view of herself? What does he say to her?

4. Name the different points of conflict that appear in Act Two.

5. What does Sloane do to Kemp at the end of Act Two? How?

6. What does Ed tell Sloane he has to do regarding Kemp's death? What is Sloane's response?

7. What actions occurs at the beginning of Act Three? Who is present?

8. What excuses does Sloane provide to Ed for his interactions with Kath?

9. How does Sloane's attitude change between Act One and Act Two?

10. What is Sloane's reasoning behind the death of Kemp?

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