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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. Who believes Fletcher will bring depth to the team on the break in?
(a) Don.
(b) Bob.
(c) Teach.
(d) Ruthie.

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

3. What is the setting of Act I?
(a) Hospital.
(b) Don's Resale Shop.
(c) Cafe.
(d) Gas station.

4. Who says, "you'll be in there under lots of pressure," when he's talking about the break in?
(a) Earl.
(b) Grace.
(c) Don.
(d) Bob.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who says, action counts," in Act I?

2. What does Teach call the coin collector at the end of Act I?

3. What role does Teach want to play in the break in?

4. Who says, "we do not need this guy," in response to the idea of bringing in Fletcher to help with the break in?

5. In Act I, who says, "I'm sorry. I thought we were done talking"?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Teach need a nap in the final scene of Act I?

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

3. Why does Don say that Fletcher did not steal the pig iron from Ruthie?

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

5. Why does Teach hit Bob?

6. What new information about Fletcher comes out when Teach and Don argue about how to crack the combination of the safe?

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

8. Why does Bob complain about Don's suggestion that they look up the value of his nickel in the coin book?

9. Why doesn't Bob want to go to the hospital to have his ear checked?

10. How does the issue of Fletcher's whereabouts finally get resolved?

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