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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 Hoke's childhood friend whose father was lynched?
(a) David.
(b) Peter.
(c) Samuel.
(d) Porter.

2. What is Daisy's last name?
(a) Williams.
(b) Chambers.
(c) Werthan.
(d) Rosenstein.

3. Why does Daisy tell Hoke to eat anything out of the icebox during the ice storm?
(a) Because she hates all the groceries he bought her.
(b) Because she's going on a diet.
(c) Because she finally starts to treat him like a friend.
(d) Because it will rot now that the power is out.

4. How many weeks was the original production of Driving Miss Daisy supposed to run for?
(a) 6 weeks.
(b) 1 week.
(c) 52 weeks.
(d) 5 weeks.

5. What is Boolie preoccupied with when Hoke first meets him?
(a) A screaming baby.
(b) Paperwork.
(c) A phone call.
(d) The assembly line.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Daisy looking for when she becomes disoriented?

2. What does Daisy think she's doing when she becomes disoriented?

3. How long does Boolie allow Hoke to live in Daisy's home.

4. What does Diasy suspect Idella has done a few times?

5. What was Daisy's job before she retired?

Short Essay Questions

1. In the preface, what does Uhry have to say about a real Hoke?

2. Why does Hoke know how to drive on ice?

3. What does Daisy believe about the slower you go in a car?

4. What does Hoke tell Boolie about how having people fight over him makes him feel?

5. How does Daisy help Hoke find the Bauer headstone?

6. What initial impression does Uhry want the audience to have of Daisy, based on how he describes what her clothes, hair, and walk should be like?

7. In the preface, what does Uhry have to say about a real Miss Daisy?

8. How does Boolie react when he hears Daisy call Hoke "handy"?

9. What specialty of Idealla's can Hoke and Daisy *not* replicate?

10. What does Hoke have to say about the stereotypes that exist about Jews?

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