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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 does Bill begin to do?
(a) Flirt with the Girl.
(b) Tell the Girl to make wake-up calls to the residents.
(c) Make wake-up calls to residents via the switchboard.
(d) Pack up to go home.

2. Why is this distracting?
(a) He is outraged.
(b) She is curious who is at the door.
(c) The mail was overflowing.
(d) The noise shook the building.

3. From whom does Jackie try to enlist some help?
(a) The Girl.
(b) Bill.
(c) April.
(d) Mr. Morse.

4. What is Bill trying to maintain among all these distractions?
(a) His composure.
(b) Peace and quiet.
(c) The switchboard activity.
(d) A clean hotel.

5. Of what is Millie proud?
(a) Her visit to the White House to see President Calvin Coolidge.
(b) Her work as a waitress.
(c) The friends she has made over the years at the Hotel Baltimore.
(d) President Calvin Coolidge always requested to sit in her section of tables when he visited the establishment.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bill do?

2. What distracts April from heading back to her room upstairs?

3. What does Bill offer Mr. Morse?

4. How does the play open?

5. Who is Girl?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do Millie and the Girl go?

2. Why does Mrs. Bellotti enter the scene?

3. What happens when Paul comes back to the hotel?

4. What do Mr. Katz and Mrs. Oxenham say about Paul's grandfather?

5. Why is Jackie glad Mr. Katz is there?

6. Where does Mr. Morse retreat?

7. How does Mrs. Bellotti react when she cannot persuade Mr. Katz to let her son stay?

8. What does the Girl suggest to Paul about his grandfather?

9. How does Bill offer to help Mr. Morse?

10. About what does April complain?

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