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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. In Act Four, Scene One, who persuades Gwen to go for a stroll?
(a) Meg.
(b) Harry.
(c) Jim.
(d) Vic.
2. What does Vic say that they drove past on their way to the beach in Act Four, Scene One?
(a) Diary.
(b) Farm.
(c) Grocery store.
(d) Gas station.
3. What is the name of Tom and Coral's play?
(a) The Stranger on the Shore.
(b) Lonely on the Shore.
(c) Singing on the Shore.
(d) Walking on the Shore.
4. Who does Tom tell Meg that Coral looks like?
(a) Diane Ladd.
(b) Kim Novak.
(c) Anne Bancroft.
(d) Barbara Eden.
5. What is the subject of the jokes the MC tells in Act Four, Scene Three?
(a) The beach.
(b) Elephants.
(c) Dogs.
(d) The city.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Act Three, Scene Three, what does Coral see when she is with Rick?
2. What is on the beach after the play in Act Four, Scene 3?
3. How is the MC dressed in Act Four, Scene Three?
4. In Act Three, Scene Two, how many campers approach Jim regarding a petition?
5. Why is Gwen afraid that Jim will be struck by lightning in Act Three, Scene Four?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to the sailor in The Stranger on the Shore?
2. What does Tom tell Meg about the woman everyone thinks is an artist in Act Four, Scene One?
3. How does the MC open the show in Act Four, Scene Three?
4. What do Gwen, Jim, and Meg have to do and why in Act Three, Scene Four?
5. How does Vic describe the place where she, Harry, Tom, Jim, Gwen, and Meg are camping in Act Four, Scene One?
6. Why do several campers approach Jim on Christmas Day?
7. In Act Four, Scene One, what does Harry talk to Jim about when the girls go for a walk?
8. What does Roy threaten to do with Coral when he finds her on the roof with Rick?
9. What happens to the lovers in The Stranger on the Shore?
10. In Act Three, Scene One, what do Meg and Gwen argue about?
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