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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 year does Act 2, Scene 3 open in?
(a) 1982.
(b) 1990.
(c) 1995.
(d) 1984.
2. What does Scoop try to do at the end of Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Tries to ask April out for lunch.
(b) Invite the two to have lunch with him.
(c) Chase Heidi out the door.
(d) Tries unsuccessfully to talk to Peter.
3. What is the topic of the new show that Susan and Denise are developing in Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) Successful women attorneys.
(b) Starting your own business.
(c) Single women and whether they regret their choices.
(d) Successful women artists.
4. Why is Heidi late to the event in Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Heidi's sister just had a baby.
(b) Heidi had a tryst with Scoop.
(c) Heidi had a blind date.
(d) Heidi attends John Lennon's memorial service in Central Park.
5. Why does Heidi think the artist is "copping out" in the Prologue to Act 2?
(a) By posing men above women.
(b) By painting farm scenes.
(c) By refusing to paint real women.
(d) For drawing the head in traditional male portraiture.
Short Answer Questions
1. What else is Heidi discontented with in the Prologue to Act 2?
2. Where has Heidi been since Lisa and Scoop's wedding?
3. How does Scoop portray himself on the news program in Act 2, Scene 2?
4. What kind of talk was the audience expecting from Heidi in Act 2, Scene 4?
5. How does Heidi hope to escape loneliness?
Short Essay Questions
1. What has been going on in Scoop and Lisa's lives since their wedding?
2. What is currently going on with Scoop, Peter and Heidi during Act 2, Scene 2?
3. Prior to the alumni association luncheon in Act 2, Scene 4, what has been the purpose of Heidi's adult life?
4. What happens when Lisa goes to take Scoop's phone call during her baby shower?
5. What has happened to Susan's feminist point of view?
6. What is Heidi's view of her role in feminism?
7. What is Heidi's preference for an artist to do?
8. How are the two paintings that Heidi is discussing with her art history class in the Prologue to Act 2 similar?
9. What is Heidi so critical of in the painting she is discussing in the Prologue to Act 2?
10. What is Heidi's topic of her speech in 1986 to her high school alumni association?
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