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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How are they made up to appear?
(a) Like clowns.
(b) Like actors.
(c) Like celebrities.
(d) Larger than life.

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

3. Why is Chantal put on the balcony?
(a) To jeer at the officials.
(b) To get close to the officials.
(c) To see if the Queen is the real Queen.
(d) To inspire the rebels.

4. Why do the officials say they are consolidating their own power?
(a) So that the Chiefs will not overwhelm them.
(b) So they will be more powerful than anyone else.
(c) So they each have less responsibility.
(d) To show the people that they are one governing body.

5. What does Mark tell Roger to do?
(a) Get Chantal's face on posters and billboards.
(b) Leave the country.
(c) Protect Chantal.
(d) Go to the Palace and fight.

6. What is the Bishop in real life?
(a) A Bishop.
(b) A teacher.
(c) A gas man.
(d) A plummer.

7. Who appears?
(a) Chantal.
(b) Georgette.
(c) Carmen.
(d) Irma.

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

9. What story does the Envoy tell?
(a) The Queen's feelings on the rebellion.
(b) How he became the Queen's Envoy.
(c) A deliberately confusing story about how she is being kept hidden and occupied.
(d) Where the Queen has been sent during this time of war.

10. What do the Bishop and Judge believe they will become?
(a) Very popular.
(b) Tired of their roles as officials.
(c) Martyrs.
(d) The people they are pretending to be.

11. Why are the officials moved around?
(a) So the rebels can see the crowd.
(b) To protect them.
(c) To put fear into them.
(d) So the Photographers can get the definitive pictures.

12. Where will all the characters appear?
(a) On the balcony.
(b) In the town square.
(c) At the Palace.
(d) At a town hall meeting.

13. What does the Envoy say is the most important message?
(a) The laws.
(b) The image.
(c) The voice.
(d) The kindness shown to the people.

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

15. What do the other officials tell the Chief?
(a) He should be patient.
(b) He should go out and get more power.
(c) He should look for someone to pretend to be him.
(d) He does not deserve power.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Queen do?

2. What will be the symbol of how the Chief's power is greater than anyone else's?

3. How has the whorehouse taught her well?

4. How does the Envoy introduce himself?

5. From where has news come?

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