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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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 the same.
(d) All power is different.

3. What does the Envoy tell the Chief?
(a) He is no longer useful in the fight against the rebels.
(b) The rebels are destroying his authority.
(c) He is gaining in power.
(d) No one has come into the whorehouse yet asking to pretend to be him.

4. Who appears and shouts?
(a) A servant.
(b) The Chief.
(c) The Envoy.
(d) A Beggar.

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

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

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

8. How does the Envoy introduce himself?
(a) As the Queen's personal guard.
(b) As a man who is deeply in love with the Queen.
(c) As the man in charge of the Queen's life.
(d) As a man who has come to the Balcony to play a role.

9. Of what does the Envoy convince Irma?
(a) She looks just like the Queen.
(b) She would make a great double-agent.
(c) She can be trained to play the role of Queen.
(d) Her business is booming.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the Envoy do with ribbons?

2. What do the officials assume?

3. What happens to Chantal?

4. Why does Georgette leave?

5. Who bows to the Bishop?

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