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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 did Jim see while in Chicago that was what future America will be like?
(a) Hall of Science
(b) Future World
(c) Tommorow's Plans
(d) Walk of Dreams

2. What does Amanda tell Laura that all pretty girls are?
(a) A joke
(b) A trap
(c) A riddle
(d) A lie

3. What month did Amanda say it was when she was picking flowers with her gentlemen callers?
(a) April
(b) January
(c) May
(d) June

4. What types does Jim say that he and Tom are not?
(a) Average
(b) Exceptional
(c) Warehouse
(d) Yes sir

5. What reason does Laura give for not coming to the table?
(a) She doesn't feel well
(b) She hates what they are having
(c) She is angry with Amanda
(d) She is nervous around Jim

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Jim comment about when Laura shakes his hand?

2. Where does Jim sit down?

3. What does Amanda give Jim in addition to the candelabrum to take to Laura in the parlor?

4. What does Jim tell Tom is the difference between them and the men in the office down front?

5. What does Jim say about Candlelight?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is it that Tom couldn't leave Laura behind?

2. Why did Laura go to all three of Jim's high school choir performances of The Pirates of Penzance?

3. What does Amanda say about the supper that has been prepared?

4. What does Amanda have Jim do while her and Tom are clearing the table and doing dishes?

5. What does Jim try to convince Tom would be a good course for Tom at the college?

6. Why is Jim on friendly terms with Tom at the warehouse and he feel that Tom is valuable to him?

7. What was it that made Jim and Tom friends at the warehouse?

8. Describe Amanda's mannerisms and look when she enters the the room to talk to Jim and Tom in scene six.

9. What do Jim and Amanda say about candlelight?

10. What does Laura say to Jim before he recognizes her?

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