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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why are these experiences important?
(a) They are exciting.
(b) They provide a release for visitors.
(c) They remain pure.
(d) They earn money for Irma.

2. How much money does Carmen say the whorehouse has earned?
(a) Three hundred.
(b) One thousand.
(c) Three thousand.
(d) One hundred.

3. What does Irma refuse to tell Arthur?
(a) That she loves him.
(b) Where this fantasy will take place.
(c) How much he will be paid.
(d) Who his visitor is.

4. What do Irma and the General discuss at the beginning of Scene 3?
(a) Why is has not joined the rebellion.
(b) If he will be moving back into the whorehouse.
(c) Whether or not he still loves her.
(d) The risks he took to get there and the dangers caused by the revolution.

5. What does the Third Man ask Chantal?
(a) Why she decided to join the rebel cause.
(b) Why she is not out inspiring the men with her voice.
(c) Why she is dating Roger and not him.
(d) Why she is not the one bandaging him.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Chantal doing at the beginning of this scene?

2. What is Carmen doing?

3. Who has just arrived at the end of the scene?

4. How is Irma a thoughtful person, according to Carmen?

5. How does Irma speak about her business?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do those on the balcony react to Chantal's appearance?

2. Who is the visitor?

3. What takes place between the General and the Girl in the black corset?

4. What happens after the second explosion?

5. How does Louis feel about Roger's beliefs regarding the revolution?

6. What is Carmen's role in the whorehouse?

7. What do Irma and the Chief of Police know about the rebellion?

8. What do the Envoy, Irma, Carmen, and the Chief say regarding the Queen?

9. How does the Bishop break his agreement with Irma?

10. How does Chantal feel about the outcome of her singing?

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