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The Homecoming Test | Final Test - Medium

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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. To whom does Max compare Sam?
(a) Himself (Max)
(b) Joey
(c) Lenny
(d) MacGregor

2. After Sam, Lenny, Max, and Teddy have finished lunch and are smoking cigars, on what are they complimenting Ruth?
(a) Her figure
(b) Her intelligence
(c) Her cooking
(d) Her clothes

3. While Max is questioning Teddy about when he plans to leave, how does Joey interact with Ruth?
(a) He lies on top of Ruth.
(b) He pours her a drink.
(c) He shows her his watch.
(d) He helps her light the fire.

4. Which two characters have been out working when the play begins but come home before Ruth and Teddy arrive?
(a) Joey and Sam
(b) Lenny and Sam
(c) Max and Sam
(d) Joey and Max

5. Just before the end of Act Two, Scene 1, What does Teddy give a long speech about?
(a) How families shouldn't argue
(b) How important his works are
(c) Why he needs to leave
(d) How his mother would be proud of him

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Ruth's response when Teddy asks her to go home?

2. What is the nature of the family business?

3. After he reminisces, what does Max ask Sam?

4. When Teddy comes downstairs after his father and brothers have come home from the gym, what does Max ask him?

5. On the morning after Teddy and Ruth's arrival, just before Max invites Joey to go out with him for the afternoon, what does Max complain about?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Max's initial reaction to Ruth.

2. What argument do Max and Joey have at the beginning of the Act 1, Scene 3?

3. What does Teddy tell Max about his family life with Ruth?

4. Act One, scene 3 begins the morning after Teddy and Ruth have arrived; what characters have not yet met Ruth?

5. What similarity is there between Teddy and Ruth's family and Max and Jessie's family?

6. What comparison does Ruth make when referring to the relationship between words and actions?

7. According to Teddy, how is Ruth different since their marriage?

8. By the end of the first act, which characters has Max abused both verbally and physically?

9. What is Ruth's response to Teddy's urging her to pack up and go home with him?

10. What does Joey do in his uncle's defense when Max criticizes Sam?

(see the answer keys)

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