The Balcony Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 122 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Balcony Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 122 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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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) Have her sing.
(b) Put her into hiding.
(c) Remove her from the rebellion.
(d) Put her image on posters.

2. How has the whorehouse taught her well?
(a) To say one thing and feel another.
(b) To be fearless.
(c) To please others.
(d) To care about others.

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

4. What does the Bishop say has not yet solidified the Chief's power?
(a) Having someone pretend to be him at the whorehouse.
(b) Being on the balcony.
(c) His other friends in authority.
(d) Ira's love for him.

5. 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.

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

7. Who bursts into the room?
(a) The rebels.
(b) Mark, Luke, Armand, and Roger.
(c) The police.
(d) Three Photographers.

8. Why is the Chief sure the officials will continue to play their roles?
(a) The country needs them.
(b) They look the money that comes with power.
(c) The other officials are not returning.
(d) They want to keep the power they have.

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

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

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

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

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

14. What does he shout?
(a) "The One and Only Queen!"
(b) "God Save the Queen!"
(c) "The Royals of Our Country!"
(d) "Here Comes the Queen!"

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the role of the Beggar?

2. Why does Georgette leave?

3. Where will all the characters appear?

4. Around what has the revolution mobilized?

5. What must everything be grounded in?

(see the answer keys)

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