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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 Tom say in jest he has gotten his parents for Christmas?
(a) A trip to St. Tropez.
(b) Wine.
(c) Mink, diamonds, a Rolls.
(d) A trip to the Gold Coast.

2. In Act Two, Scene Two, why does Meg tell her mother to go to bed?
(a) Her mother has an upset stomach.
(b) Her mother is cranky.
(c) Her mother has a headache.
(d) Her is mother is dizzy.

3. How does Roy accuse Coral of behaving at school functions?
(a) Snotty.
(b) Overly friendly.
(c) Like a ghost.
(d) Rude.

4. What soundtrack blares from a loudspeaker in Act One, Scene One?
(a) Paganini.
(b) Mendelssohn.
(c) Rossini.
(d) Schubert.

5. How does Gwen say that Tom's family lives?
(a) Like animals.
(b) Like feral cats.
(c) Like dogs.
(d) Like pigs.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who hears Gwen's comments about Tom's family in Act One, Scene Two?

2. In Act One, Scene Two, when are Jim and Gwen leaving?

3. Where are Roy and Coral going on holiday?

4. What does Tom say will do for his mother to give him for Christmas in Act Two, Scene Four?

5. In Act Two, Scene Three, how many things does Roy have that he wants Coral to consider?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Vic come to check on a noise she hears in Act Two, Scene Four, and what does she find?

2. What conversation do Meg and Tom have before they leave?

3. What does Gwen say about Tom and his family?

4. What does Gwen complain about in Act Two, Scene Two?

5. What do Roy and Coral discuss at the end of Act One?

6. How does Harry say that he and his family will spend their holiday?

7. What complaint does Roy have about Coral's behavior at school functions, and how does she respond?

8. How does the play, A Midsummer's Night's Dream, end?

9. What does Tom say when he hears Gwen disparaging his family?

10. What complaints does Gwen have about the play?

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