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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 derogatory term does Levene use to characterize the leads he has been given?
(a) Polacks
(b) Chinks
(c) Coons
(d) Wetbacks
2. Where is Levene currently living?
(a) A hotel
(b) His car
(c) A rooming house
(d) An apartment
3. What name does Moss say is constantly coming to him in the leads what is completely useless?
(a) Little
(b) Patel
(c) Sanchez
(d) Brodski
4. What is Aaronow's role in this conspiracy to be?
(a) Providing Moss with an alibi
(b) Distracting the security guard
(c) Taking the leads
(d) Watching the door
5. About what does Moss admit he lied?
(a) The number of leads in the office
(b) About liking Aaronow
(c) About how important the robbery is
(d) The amount Graff would pay
Short Answer Questions
1. To whom is Williamson giving the premium leads?
2. What words does Williamson say to Levene regarding his last sale that offend him?
3. In the beginning of the play, what type of salesman does Levene tell Williamson to put on the job?
4. What term does Levene use to describe Moss in the first scene?
5. How many premium sits does Levene know Williamson has?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Moss think Aaronow will have the opportunity to turn him in to the police?
2. What is the status of Moss and Aaronow's discussion at the end of the scene?
3. Describe the setting of the second act.
4. Why can Levene not get his hands on the premium Glengarry Highland's leads?
5. What competitive sales situation has Williamson created in the office?
6. How do Williamson and Levene stand at the end of Act 1, Scene 1?
7. How does Moss explain the division of profits from the sale of the leads?
8. What is Moss's alibi for the police?
9. What big news does Levene have when he enters in Act 2?
10. What reassurance does Roma give Aaronow about talking to the police?
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