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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. In the play 'Suitcase', who begins speaking about Mona Lisa?
(a) Woman.
(b) Visitor.
(c) Joey.
(d) A voice offstage.
2. Who does Woman accuse Visitor of collaborating with?
(a) Her brother.
(b) Her husband.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her daughter.
3. What animal does Visitor despise?
(a) Dogs.
(b) Cats.
(c) Hamsters.
(d) Rats.
4. What, in 'Suitcase', does Visitor ask Woman if she prepared for her husband?
(a) Lunch.
(b) His bed.
(c) Supper.
(d) His clothes.
5. What is the object Woman brings into the room in 'Suitcase' made of?
(a) Leather.
(b) Wool.
(c) Feathers.
(d) Suede.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Visitor try to spray the suitcase with?
2. In 'Suitcase' what is Visitor not interested in speaking about?
3. Who does Woman say is in the suitcase?
4. What does the audience learn about the character named Visitor at the start of 'Suitcase'?
5. How does Visitor think Woman's husband treats his wife in 'Suitcase'?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does Woman from Hell want to give the Stick to and why?
2. What does Boxer think of his lifestyle? What are some of his daily routines?
3. What does Boxer prefer to drink and put on his shoes before he enters the ring?
4. Does Boxer win or lose the fight at the end of the play?
5. What thought preoccupies Boxer during round one?
6. What was the message Boxer received in his fortune cookies? Who did he tell about it?
7. What does Woman says is stuck on Visitor's Elbow?
8. Who do Hippie Boy and Girl suspect threw the stick and where is that person located?
9. What does the offstage voice in 'Suitcase' warn the women not to lose? How does voice describe the item he does not want them to lose?
10. What does the voice offstage in 'Suitcase' speak about? What facts does the voice reveal about the person he or she is speaking about?
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