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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 Mother take the letter?
(a) To rewrite it.
(b) To tear it up.
(c) To burn it.
(d) To mail it.
2. How does Mary respond to Da's question?
(a) She gets upset.
(b) She tells him to mind his own business.
(c) She doesn't say anything.
(d) She laughs.
3. What does Charlie call Oliver after Oliver leaves?
(a) Saint.
(b) Vulture.
(c) Idiot.
(d) Scum.
4. Why has Oliver stopped at Charlie's father's house?
(a) To borrow a lawn mower.
(b) To offer condolences.
(c) To pick up mail.
(d) To return a shovel.
5. What does Mother reveal to Drumm which is overheard by Young Charlie?
(a) Young Charlie is being sent back to his birth parents.
(b) Young Charlie is not bright enough to go to college.
(c) Young Charlie has a terminal illness.
(d) Young Charlie was adopted.
Short Answer Questions
1. Young Charlie's birth mother __________________.
2. What does Mary say about her father?
3. What cannot be said about Da after this scene with Mary?
4. What does Mother tell Da to do with Young Charlie regarding the letter?
5. What does Charlie remind Young Charlie about Drumm?
Short Essay Questions
1. For what reason did Da use the checks Charlie had sent him?
2. What is the significance of the dementia scene with Charlie and Da?
3. Why do Oliver's plans differ from Charlie's once Charlie sees Mary sitting on a bench reading?
4. What personal advice does Drumm give Charlie about his life?
5. Describe how Da and Mother say goodbye to Young Charlie.
6. How does Charlie end the encounter with Mary?
7. How does the play, DA, open?
8. What does Charlie learn about himself and the things for which he always blamed Da?
9. It has been presented that maybe Charlie had not been interested in caring for his dying father. How is that perception changed in this act?
10. How does Act 2, Part 2 end?
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