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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. How much is the 1929 penny worth?
(a) Twenty cents.
(b) Seventy-five cents.
(c) Sixty dollars.
(d) Two dollars.

2. Where is the house located that Don plans to rob?
(a) A town nearby.
(b) On Spring Street.
(c) Around the corner from Don's shop.
(d) On Primrose Place.

3. What does Teach say about Don's attitude toward Bob?
(a) Wants Don to be friendlier.
(b) Wants Don to send Bob to college.
(c) He admires his loyalty.
(d) Wants Don to be more loyal.

4. How does Don reply when Teach asks him if he's going to "get" the man who bought his nickel?
(a) "You know I am."
(b) "No, thanks."
(c) "I'm not into that."
(d) "Why would I want to?"

5. Who tells Don, "you got to trusts your instincts, right or wrong"?
(a) Teach.
(b) Grace.
(c) Bob.
(d) Earl.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Act I, what does Teach call Bob when he and Don are talking about the robbery plan?

2. Why does Teach think they should steal other items besides the coins?

3. What does Teach ask Don if he wants to play before leaving the shop?

4. Teach tells Don that he likes him like as a:

5. What is Teach's real name?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Teach hit Bob?

2. What new information does Bob tell Don after he returns with breakfast?

3. What kind of mood is Teach in when he first enters the junk shop?

4. Who is the first person to mention that Fletcher is at Masonic Hospital, and why is this important?

5. Why is the setting important in Act I?

6. What does Teach think about the way Ruthie plays cards?

7. How do Teach and Don use money to get Bob to leave the store at night?

8. How does Don use food to console Teach at the beginning of Act I?

9. In what way does Teach tell Don conflicting information in Act II?

10. What is an example of Teach's unhappy nature in Act I?

(see the answer keys)

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