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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 second half of "Crave", who discusses the disgust she feels with men and how she needs to be abused to have an orgasm?
(a) A.
(b) B.
(c) M.
(d) C.

2. What is the name of the young black woman who Billy has an affair with in "Skin"?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Kath.
(c) Marcia.
(d) Cecily.

3. What Lennon/McCartney song do Rod and Carl hear in Scene 13 of "Cleansed"?
(a) "A Day in the Life."
(b) "Hey Jude."
(c) "Octopus's Garden."
(d) "Things We Said Today."

4. The dynamic of C and who has reversed in Part 2 of "Crave"?
(a) B.
(b) X.
(c) A.
(d) M.

5. Where does Scene 10 of "Cleansed" take place?
(a) The black room.
(b) The round room.
(c) The white room.
(d) The red room.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which characters are women in "Crave"?

2. The protagonist of "4.48 Psychosis" paints a bleak portrait of the hospital where she was last treated, all ____ and cloying doctors appraising her.

3. In Scene 8 of "Cleansed", Rod wonders aloud why Carl did what?

4. Who does the protagonist wish well before dying in "4.48 Psychosis"?

5. The dialogue in "Crave" implies that C was sexually abused by whom?

Short Essay Questions

1. For whom did Kane write "Skin"? Who is the film's central character?

2. What does C discuss regarding men and sex in Part 2 of "Crave"?

3. Discuss the character dynamic in the first half of "Crave." Who pursues who?

4. What acts of love are presented in the ending of "Cleansed"?

5. What is the central theme of "Crave"? How does this relate to the other works in the anthology?

6. How does the protagonist of "4.48 Psychosis" describe death? What treatment does she describe in her past?

7. What is the central theme of "Crave"? How is this illustrated through the characters?

8. Discuss the setting of "Crave." How does the setting evoke the play's themes?

9. What takes place while Billy is at Marcia's apartment in "Skin"?

10. How does "4.48 Psychosis" reflect an Aristotilian aesthetic?

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