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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 this prologue, what is Heidi's topic addressing?
(a) The Middle Ages.
(b) Great literature of the 20th century.
(c) Great women of art.
(d) Shakespeare.

2. What is Heidi's class reviewing for?
(a) A comprehensive final exam.
(b) The GRE.
(c) The ACT.
(d) Mid-term exam.

3. What piece of advice does Heidi's friend give her at their high school dance?
(a) To dance to every song that plays.
(b) To not eat the cookies as they have been touched.
(c) To not smoke in front of the teachers.
(d) To not look desperate.

4. What demand does Peter make of Heidi in Act 1, Scene 4?
(a) To give up Scoop.
(b) To stop protesting.
(c) To give him equal time and consideration.
(d) To move with him.

5. What song is playing when Heidi and her new friend she meets at the high school dance actually dance?
(a) "When a Man Loves a Woman."
(b) "The Shoop Shoop Song."
(c) "Dancing in the Streets."
(d) "Satisfaction."

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Heidi begin her path toward feminism?

2. When Heidi arrives at the dance in Act 1, Scene 2, who is singing?

3. Who is Sofonisba Anguissola considered equal to?

4. What song is the dance for "Ladies' Choice?"

5. In what year does the prologue take place?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Heidi and her friend Debbie protesting in 1974?

2. By reading the Prologue, what facts do we learn about Heidi and the play in general?

3. Describe the subject Heidi discusses in her class in 1989.

4. What does Scoop possess that Heidi wishes she had more of? What does she question?

5. Heidi discloses information about herself when mentioning her high school dance. What is that piece of information?

6. Why is Heidi resentful of Peter?

7. How does Heidi react to Susan's instructions?

8. What is one personality characteristic that Scoop sees in Heidi and how does he feel about this characteristic?

9. What is one of Scoop's most unusual personality characteristics?

10. Heidi has one primary belief that seems to carry her throughout the play, including Act 1, Scene 3. What is this belief?

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