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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. What does Powers admit he thinks Kreton is?
(a) A fake.
(b) An alien spy.
(c) A mole.
(d) A Russian.
2. What does Conrad claim to be in addition to a farmer?
(a) A pacifist.
(b) A simpleton.
(c) A mechanic.
(d) A maniac.
3. What three rooms make up the stage at the beginning of Act 1?
(a) The terrace, living room, and study.
(b) The bedroom, study, and living room.
(c) The kitchen, study, and bedroom.
(d) The living room, kitchen, and study.
4. What is on Reba's mind at the end of Act 1?
(a) How handsome Kreton is.
(b) Her husband's hair piece.
(c) Her daughter's health.
(d) Whether there will be enough chicken.
5. To what does Kreton compare his head vibrations?
(a) A guitar.
(b) A car.
(c) A drum.
(d) An ocean.
Short Answer Questions
1. What event did Kreton want to see?
2. What does Conrad use as a name for hotel reservations at the Jefferson Davis?
3. What causes Reba to be suspicious of Ellen and Conrad's activities?
4. What does Ellen tell Conrad to leave in the car when he arrives for dinner?
5. How is Kreton dressed?
Short Essay Questions
1. In the end of the play, who is (are) the only character(s) who end(s) up being selfless?
2. Explain why Kreton's race no longer multiplies.
3. Ellen accuses Kreton of being a vampire of emotions. Do you agree?
4. Why does the fight excite Kreton?
5. What is Roger afraid Kreton truly represents? What is Kreton's reply to this?
6. What reasons does Kreton give for not explaining where his planet is, and what does he admit his species does not do, as part of the conversation?
7. Why is Roger annoyed with Conrad and Ellen?
8. Why does the aide think of when his thoughts are broadcast? What is the result?
9. Why is Powers upset he is in charge of the Kreton project?
10. What does Kreton do to try and entice Conrad to join the fight?
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