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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What do the officials assume?
(a) Their roles as the authorities.
(b) They are about to die.
(c) They will become celebrities.
(d) What they think are the appropriate poses.

2. What does Chantal say she will be doing when she sings for the crowd?
(a) Leading the rebels.
(b) Encouraging a sense of peace and calm.
(c) Saying "I love you" to Roger.
(d) Inspiring them.

3. 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 should remain as the officials.
(d) They seem relieved at not having to live their roles anymore.

4. How is Chantal like the other officials?
(a) She is larger than life.
(b) She is protected by those that love her.
(c) She is loved by everyone.
(d) She craves power.

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

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

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

8. What do the Queen and the General do?
(a) They call for Roger.
(b) They push her over the edge.
(c) They carry Chantal off.
(d) They tell Carmen to help.

9. Around what has the revolution mobilized?
(a) The explosion at the Palace.
(b) Images of Chantal.
(c) Roger as the leader.
(d) Their success in forcing the Queen into hiding.

10. What is the ultimate end faced by anyone in authority?
(a) Love.
(b) Freedom.
(c) Life.
(d) Death.

11. About what does the Judge worry?
(a) If he was visible behind the Queen.
(b) If he looks like the real Judge.
(c) If he will be shot.
(d) If the crowd likes him.

12. What symbolizes the emptiness of power?
(a) The balcony.
(b) The whorehouse.
(c) The Palace.
(d) The country.

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

14. Where is the Envoy headed?
(a) To fight the rebels.
(b) To attend the Queen.
(c) To spy on the rebels.
(d) To investigate the cause of the explosion.

15. What has happened to the Palace?
(a) It has been knocked over.
(b) It has been flooded.
(c) It has been seized.
(d) It has been blown up.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where will all the characters appear?

2. What does the Envoy tell the Chief?

3. From where has news come?

4. What does the Envoy hint to Irma?

5. What has the rebellion entered?

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