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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. What does the Chief say about the three officials?
(a) They are his best friends.
(b) They should remain as the officials.
(c) They seem relieved at not having to live their roles anymore.
(d) They did a superb job acting as officials.

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

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

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who appears and shouts?

2. What does this scene say about power?

3. What does the Chief say are all failures?

4. Who does Louis believe Roger should love?

5. What do the officials assume?

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