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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. Who scolds the men in the hotel room?
(a) Jonathan.
(b) Their boss.
(c) Commodore Roseabove.
(d) Madame Rosepettle.
2. How can the type of theater Kopit tries to depict be characterized?
(a) Logical.
(b) Practical.
(c) Realist.
(d) Absurd.
3. What does the additional man arrive with in the hotel room?
(a) A Dictaphone.
(b) A suitcase.
(c) A television.
(d) Encyclopedias.
4. Which of the following is not a name Madame Rosepettle calls her son?
(a) Robinson.
(b) Davis.
(c) Albert.
(d) Edward.
5. Why does Madame Rosepettle complain to the bellboys about her piranha?
(a) They put it too far away from her bed.
(b) They aren't paying attention to it.
(c) They didn't give it enough water.
(d) They fed it the wrong kind of food.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Madame Rosepettle give the men as a tip?
2. Which character can be described as forceful and rude?
3. What is special about the person Madame Rosepettle plans to meet at the end of Scene 1?
4. Who follows Madame Rosepettle around the room?
5. What is the occupation of the men coming into the hotel room?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do you make of Jonathan's claim that he is fulfilled by his coin and stamp collections?
2. In what way is Scene 3 dream-like?
3. What are the families that Rosalie works for like?
4. Why is Madame Rosepettle particularly interested in the yacht in the harbor?
5. Do you like Rosalie? Why or why not?
6. Why does Madame Rosepettle refer to Jonathan by different names each time she speaks to him?
7. Based on Madame Rosepettle's assessment of Rosalie's character, do you think Rosalie is as innocent as she lets on?
8. What attractive qualities do you think Rosalie sees in Jonathan?
9. Why does Rosalie call Jonathan by the wrong name?
10. How does Madame Rosepettle treat the bellboys in Scene 1?
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