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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. What is the name of the town Stanley says he used to live?
(a) Santaigo.
(b) Dublin.
(c) Troubadour.
(d) Basingstoke.

2. What does Stanley tell McCann about Meg to explain her celebrating his birthday early?
(a) She is silly.
(b) She is nice.
(c) She is crazy.
(d) She is happy.

3. What does McCann say Goldberg's real name is?
(a) Nat.
(b) Leonard.
(c) Simon.
(d) John.

4. What do Stanley and Petey discuss when Stanley first comes downstairs?
(a) The weather.
(b) Family.
(c) The paper.
(d) Sports.

5. What does Meg do up the stairs before going to get Stanley in Act 1, Part 1?
(a) Whistles.
(b) Sings.
(c) Whispers.
(d) Shouts.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Goldberg offer to bring to the party?

2. What does Goldberg tell McCann is quite different in regards to their job in Act 1, Part 2?

3. What does McCann whistle in Act 2, Part 1?

4. What does Goldberg ask Meg in regards to her other guests?

5. Complete this sentence by Goldberg: "I mean naturally they ________ me to take care of it."

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the nature of Goldberg's compliments to Meg at the beginning of Act 2, Part 3?

2. How does Stanley react when Meg asks for a kiss?

3. What is the nature of Meg and Petey's conversation regarding Stanley at the beginning of Act 3, Part 1?

4. How does Goldberg act when Lulu enters the room in Act 2, Part 3?

5. What does Petey say was the nature of his and Goldberg's conversation while outside in Act 2, Part 1?

6. What is the nature of McCann and Stanley's interaction in Act 2, Part 1?

7. In what way do McCann and Goldberg say Stanley doesn't exist?

8. How does Goldberg react when McCann calls him Simey?

9. How does Stanley react when Meg gives him fried bread?

10. What is the nature of Petey and Meg's conversation regarding the drum at the beginning of Act 3, Part 1?

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