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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the Committee instruct the rebels to do regarding Chantal?
(a) Remove her from the rebellion.
(b) Have her sing.
(c) Put her into hiding.
(d) Put her image on posters.

2. What does this scene say about power?
(a) Those who are powerful are safe.
(b) Power is desired by everyone.
(c) All power is different.
(d) All power is the same.

3. How might the people playing the officials feel on that balcony?
(a) Sad.
(b) Unsure.
(c) Insecure.
(d) Powerful.

4. What does Louis say Roger is imagining?
(a) Life when the rebellion is over.
(b) An ideal revolution carried out reasonably and efficiently.
(c) His role in the rebellion.
(d) His life without the rebel cause.

5. Of what does the Queen remind the officials?
(a) They are all actors in a play and have no real power.
(b) When they first came to the whorehouse, they had a small seed of the power they sought truly living in them.
(c) Their lives will probably be cut short by the rebels.
(d) They cannot return to their old lives.

6. How long will the Chief's position be perilous?
(a) As long as he is seen in public.
(b) While he is the Chief.
(c) While the rebellion lasts.
(d) Until someone pretends to be him at the whorehouse.

7. Who does the Queen accuse of engineering Chantal's death?
(a) The General.
(b) The Chief.
(c) The Bishop.
(d) The Judge.

8. Why will the Chief and Irma be prevented from being themselves?
(a) They are working as double-agents.
(b) They will be in hiding from the rebels.
(c) It will be too painful to be themselves.
(d) Due to the roles they will be playing.

9. Of what does the Chief remind the officials?
(a) They have limitless power.
(b) They are important to the people of the country.
(c) They are still in a whorehouse.
(d) They are real leaders now.

10. What has the rebellion entered?
(a) Its final stages.
(b) New territory.
(c) Into new leadership.
(d) The castle.

11. Who sets up Chantal?
(a) The officials.
(b) The Envoy.
(c) The rebels.
(d) The Queen.

12. What does the Chief feel occasionally?
(a) The urge to let go of his real power and live a life of illusion.
(b) Sadness for the rebels.
(c) The desire to have more power.
(d) Love for Irma and the other prostitutes.

13. What does the Envoy do with ribbons?
(a) He puts them in his hair.
(b) He pins them to his chest.
(c) He honors the Chief with the ribbons.
(d) He gives them to the Queen.

14. What will Chantal do once the Palace is captured?
(a) Play the role of the Queen.
(b) Go back to the whorehouse.
(c) Go out on the balcony and sing to inspire the people.
(d) Become the leader of the rebels.

15. What does the Chief say about the three officials?
(a) They did a superb job acting as officials.
(b) They are his best friends.
(c) They seem relieved at not having to live their roles anymore.
(d) They should remain as the officials.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why are the officials moved around?

2. The authorities are planning to follow the usual pattern of what?

3. Who appears and shouts?

4. Around what has the revolution mobilized?

5. What does the Bishop say is above the Queen?

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