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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What happens to Chantal?
(a) She is shot dead.
(b) She is cheered.
(c) She is escorted off the balcony.
(d) She is pushed off the balcony.

2. 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) They cannot return to their old lives.
(c) Their lives will probably be cut short by the rebels.
(d) They are all actors in a play and have no real power.

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

4. Why does Georgette leave?
(a) To get medical supplies to prepare.
(b) To get the microphone ready for Chantal.
(c) To let the rebels know of the plans.
(d) To go to the whorehouse.

5. What does the Chief say are all failures?
(a) The rebels.
(b) His friends.
(c) Everything he tries to do to end the rebellion.
(d) The Envoy's ideas for improving his image.

6. What does the Queen do?
(a) She shakes her fist at Carmen.
(b) She bows to Chantal.
(c) She shakes her fist at Chantal.
(d) She bows to Carmen.

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

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

9. How does the Queen respond when the Envoy says she is just a figurehead?
(a) She is tired of the power she has.
(b) She wants to go back to being Irma.
(c) She does not want to be the Queen any longer.
(d) She wants real power.

10. What is the role of the Beggar?
(a) To kill the Queen.
(b) To show that some of those in the crowd still revere the Queen.
(c) To show his hatred toward the Queen.
(d) To show the poverty of the people.

11. What does the Bishop say is above the Queen?
(a) God.
(b) A camera.
(c) The other officials.
(d) The people.

12. What must everything be grounded in?
(a) Fantasy.
(b) Reality.
(c) Fear.
(d) Love.

13. What do they realize about the explosion?
(a) It is minor.
(b) It is far away.
(c) It is at the palace.
(d) It is from the authorities, not the rebellion.

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who bursts into the room?

2. What does Armand rush in and ask?

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

4. How are they made up to appear?

5. Who else is preparing to play specific roles?

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