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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 does Elma say that Will is good at taking care of people?
(a) He was a rancher previously.
(b) He is a counselor.
(c) He has previously been married.
(d) He is a religious man.

2. What does Dr. Lyman confess he has a hard time doing?
(a) Remembering things.
(b) Traveling by food.
(c) Keeping a job.
(d) Living without alcohol.

3. Which of the following characters is a waitress?
(a) Elma Duckworth.
(b) Grace Hoylard.
(c) Wilma Masters.
(d) Cherie.

4. Which of the following characters is a chanteuse?
(a) Bo.
(b) Virgil.
(c) Cherie.
(d) Gerald.

5. Which of the following characters is tall, thin, in his early 20s, and unkempt?
(a) Dr. Lyman.
(b) Cherie.
(c) Virgil.
(d) Bo.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which of the following descriptors best could be used to describe the relationship between Bo and Cherie in the restaurant?

2. What time of day is it as the play opens?

3. How does Bo want his hamburgers?

4. What does Bo accuse Cherry of?

5. Which of the following is an accurate description of Grace's age?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Carl tell Will when Will suggests he wake up all of the passengers on the bus?

2. What does Bo do to Cherie as an extra gesture of goodwill?

3. How does Cherie feel about her current situation with Bo and what conclusion does she come to about marriage?

4. What were Grace and Carl doing at the beginning of Act 3?

5. What does Bo reveal about himself to Cherie after she makes her declaration?

6. What does Carl tell Grace that he has learned about Dr. Lyman?

7. What are the characters left in the restaurant doing as Act II opens?

8. What does Virgil ask Grace after the bus leaves?

9. What type of man is Grace married to and how does she get along with him?

10. What does Dr. Lyman share with Elma during their conversation?

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