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

2. About what does Mr. Katz inquire?
(a) The boy sleeping in the lobby.
(b) Mr. Morse's problems.
(c) Bill's work.
(d) The eviction notices.

3. What distracts April from heading back to her room upstairs?
(a) The arrival of Mr. Morse.
(b) A loud noise.
(c) The mail in her mailbox.
(d) The doorbell.

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

5. How does April break into the conversation?
(a) With a complaint about the bright sunlight.
(b) With a need for a clock.
(c) With her complaint about the lack of hot water.
(d) With a flirty comment for both men.

Short Answer Questions

1. For whom is Mrs. Bellotti looking?

2. What does Jackie want Mr. Katz to do?

3. What has the hotel seen?

4. Why is this distracting?

5. About what does Bill begin to talk to Millie again?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does April tell Jamie to reassure him?

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

3. What does Jackie do for Mr. Morse?

4. How does the play open?

5. What does the Girl want to know about the Pioneer Hotel? What does Millie tell her?

6. What does the Girl inquire about the Hotel Baltimore?

7. How does Act 2 open?

8. What does Bill suggest Mrs. Bellotti do?

9. Why does Suzy go back to her room?

10. How does the the Girl refocus the conversation after Suzy's second exit?

(see the answer keys)

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