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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 sport does Phil coach?
(a) Pee Wee baseball.
(b) Little League baseball.
(c) Hockey.
(d) Soccer.
2. How much money has Phil offered for George's re-election campaign?
(a) $10,000.
(b) $100,000.
(c) 50,000.
(d) $30,000.
3. Who does Tom intend to appoint as Superintendent of Schools?
(a) James.
(b) Phil.
(c) Mike.
(d) Tom.
4. What type of business does Phil have that George's political opponent has tried to ruin?
(a) Casinos.
(b) Strip clubs.
(c) Dog racing.
(d) Strip mining.
5. What anniversary of a state basketball championship are the men gathered to commemorate?
(a) 20th.
(b) 30th.
(c) 15th.
(d) 10th.
Short Answer Questions
1. George has learned some unfavorable information about which one of his opponent's relatives?
2. Who threatens to kill Phil?
3. What is the setting for Act 1?
4. George is about to launch a re-election campaign against someone of what religious affiliation?
5. Who suggests that Phil let his own son get more playing time?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the nature of Coach's illness as discussed by George and Tom?
2. What resentments does James carry about his life?
3. How does George learn that Phil is having an affair with his wife?
4. What information has George recently learned that he thinks will harm his opponent's campaign?
5. How have the men's lives paralleled the fate of Scranton?
6. How does Coach respond when Tom challenges him on the championship being a myth?
7. What city does the play take place in and how does its decline mirror the lives of the men of the championship team?
8. What is the role of the men's friend, Phil, in George's political career?
9. Why does Phil think that people just want him for his money after he witnesses the scene between James and George about politics?
10. How does Coach try to bolster George's self-esteem regarding the upcoming election?
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