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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

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

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

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

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

6. What do the Queen and Envoy do?
(a) Go out for lunch.
(b) Stay on the balcony.
(c) Come in and watch the Photographers at work.
(d) Speak to the people.

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

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

9. Who does the Chief say shot Chantal?
(a) The General.
(b) The Judge.
(c) The Queen.
(d) The Rebels.

10. Who bows to the Bishop?
(a) His grocer.
(b) His mother.
(c) His wife.
(d) His boss.

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

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

13. What has the rebellion entered?
(a) The castle.
(b) New territory.
(c) Its final stages.
(d) Into new leadership.

14. What does Armand rush in and ask?
(a) What will happen to the Queen and others in authority.
(b) What will happen to the rebels.
(c) What can he do to help.
(d) Where should he go fight.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who sets up Chantal?

2. Who does the Queen accuse of engineering Chantal's death?

3. What do the Chief and Irma confess?

4. Why do the officials say they are consolidating their own power?

5. What does Chantal say she will be doing when she sings for the crowd?

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