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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which combination of lizards and humans are uncertain of each other right away?
(a) Leslie and Nancy
(b) Charlie and Leslie
(c) Nancy and Sarah
(d) Charlie and Sarah

2. What does that author want the audience to pay the most attention to?
(a) Important reproductive issues
(b) Important social issues
(c) Important domestic issues
(d) Important biological issues

3. Because Charlie is not willing to let a male of any species view his wife's breasts, what does he do?
(a) Charlie covers up his wife
(b) Charlie thwarts Leslie's view
(c) Charlie attacks Leslie
(d) Charlie covers Leslie eyes with his hands

4. What does Nancy assure Charlie about the lizards?
(a) They are harmless
(b) They are docile
(c) They have no teeth
(d) They are smaller than she thought

5. What do the lizards find so intriguing about human reproduction?
(a) The ability to have twins
(b) The amount of humans produced at one time
(c) The size of the mother pregnant
(d) The size of the human born

6. What does the human couple offer the lizard couple at the end of Act 2?
(a) Help
(b) Reward
(c) Money
(d) Guidance

7. What does Sarah begin to do now that she is angry?
(a) Sarah throws a punch
(b) Sarah runs away
(c) Sarah runs to Leslie for support
(d) Sarah cries

8. How do the lizards feel about their unrest?
(a) They know they don't like the sea
(b) They know something has changed
(c) They are happy and joyful
(d) They are eager to start over

9. What do Leslie and Sarah determine after their first contact with the humans?
(a) They may become dangerous
(b) There is no immediate danger
(c) They are very dangerous
(d) They are dead

10. Charlie's reaction to the lizards can be best described as true to this quality of his personalty.
(a) Irate
(b) Apprehensive
(c) Annoyed
(d) Passive

11. What does the author want the audience to play the least attention to?
(a) Issues of friendship
(b) Issues of business and law
(c) Issues of lesser consequence
(d) Issues of domesticity and child-rearing

12. What are Nancy and Charlie trying to attempt by using physical communication?
(a) To communicate business
(b) To communicate an understanding of friendship
(c) To communicate a need for protection
(d) To communicate humans are not aggressive

13. What are Leslie and Sarah in the process of without even knowing it?
(a) The process of progress
(b) The process of decline
(c) The process of evolution
(d) The process of reproduction

14. After the discussion of love, what does the topic turn to?
(a) Unfaithfulness
(b) Family
(c) Sex
(d) Divorce

15. How is Leslie and Sarah's coupling different from Charlie and Nancy?
(a) It was arranged
(b) It was spontaneous
(c) It was instinctive
(d) It was aggressive

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Nancy say that Charlie believes himself and Nancy to be?

2. What are the lizards unable to grasp?

3. Where does Charlie tell the lizards that man has evolved from?

4. Who does Charlie say is inside planes and underwater in machines?

5. How do Charlie and Nancy react to the actions of the lizards as they first approach them in a submissive position?

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