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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. In Act III of "Antigonad," what God fights on the platform?
(a) Hermes.
(b) Zeus.
(c) Hyperion.
(d) Artemis.
2. Where does Lancelot do his writing?
(a) Top of the house.
(b) Bedroom.
(c) Sun porch.
(d) Office on the first floor of his house.
3. What does Lotto sing when Sallie and Rachel are visiting for Christmas in Chapter 3 of Fates?
(a) White Christmas.
(b) Joy to the World.
(c) Jingle Bells.
(d) First Noel.
4. When does Lotto write "Ship of Fools"?
(a) 2014.
(b) 2012.
(c) 2011.
(d) 2013.
5. During the symposium in Chapter 7 of Fates, how old is the girl prodigy who is one of the playwrights?
(a) Teens.
(b) Forties.
(c) Twenties.
(d) Thirties.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Lotto remember giving a Broadway actress for a wedding gift?
2. In Chapter 7 of Fates, how long does it take Lancelot to calm down after calling his mother?
3. What is wrong with Samuel in Chapter 3 of Fates?
4. How long did Lotto and Mathilde date before they eloped?
5. What color wedding dress does Go begin to weave after singing with Ros?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to Lancelot as he leaves a plane at the beginning of Chapter 5?
2. Who are the main characters in "Ship of Fools"?
3. How does Lotto decribe Chollie in Chapter 9 in Fates?
4. Why were Lotto's comments at the symposium just a small bit of news that doesn't last long?
5. What does Mathilde say is Lotto's gift and why?
6. In Chapter 10 of Fates, what does Lotto imagine his mother tells him about marriage?
7. What does Phoebe Delmar think of Lotto's play, "Gacy"?
8. Where is "The House in the Grove" set and who are the characters in Act II, Scene I?
9. What is the name and topic of a play that Lotto writes in 2001?
10. Why does Lotto feel that Mathilde needs her sleep toward the end of 'Fates, Chapter 3' when he is awake using his laptop?
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