You Can't Take It with You Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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You Can't Take It with You Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Alice agree to do?
(a) Leave her family.
(b) Forget about Tony.
(c) Marry Tony.
(d) Run away with Tony.

2. Why does Alice relent?
(a) She loves and trusts Tony.
(b) She does not have the willpower to argue.
(c) Tony is very convincing.
(d) She wants their relationship to work.

3. Why does Alice declare this?
(a) Her mother is so kind and thoughtful.
(b) She loves her grandfather.
(c) Her family is not so strange afte rall.
(d) Her relationship with Tony will work out after all.

4. What does Penny do when the doorbell rings?
(a) She goes to the basement.
(b) She answers the door.
(c) She peaks out the window.
(d) She runs upstairs.

5. Why does Paul show Alice his new fireworks?
(a) He is trying to get her away from Tony.
(b) He wants to show off.
(c) He wants her to learn to make fireworks too.
(d) He loves her and wants to include her in his hobby.

6. What do Alice and Tony declare?
(a) The end of their relationship.
(b) Their desire to run away together.
(c) Their love for one another.
(d) Their desire for independence.

7. What genre of play is "You Can't Take It With You?"
(a) Non-fiction.
(b) Historical fiction.
(c) Romantic comedy.
(d) Science fiction.

8. Who has come for dinner with the Sycamore family?
(a) Mr. Henderson.
(b) Mr. Kolenkhov.
(c) The Kirbys.
(d) Tony Kirby.

9. How is Alice compared to the rest of her family?
(a) The oldest sibling of the Sycamore family.
(b) The most unconventional of the Sycamore family.
(c) The most normal family member.
(d) The most unusual of the Sycamore family.

10. Who is Penny's daughter?
(a) Ally Sycamore.
(b) Alice Sycamore.
(c) Alicia Sycamore.
(d) Anne Sycamore.

11. Where does Alice go?
(a) To her room.
(b) Into the living room.
(c) Into the basement.
(d) To Tony's car.

12. Why does Alice say about everything in the world?
(a) It is sad.
(b) It is disgusting.
(c) It is dirty.
(d) It is beautiful.

13. From where do Paul Sycamore and Mr. DePinna emerge?
(a) The second floor.
(b) The basement.
(c) The garage.
(d) The kitchen.

14. How does Tony feel about Alice's family?
(a) He worries about their mental health.
(b) He is annoyed by them.
(c) He is unsure how he feels about them.
(d) He loves them.

15. What does Tony's comment about family dynamics foreshadow?
(a) His lack of a family.
(b) The easiness in which his family operates.
(c) His harsh and difficult family.
(d) His loving, yet odd family.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Mr. Henderson at the house?

2. What has Grandpa never done?

3. What is Penny Sycamore doing?

4. What does Grandpa enjoy doing?

5. Why are the family members interrupting Alice and Tony?

(see the answer keys)

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