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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2: Part One, Act Two.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where does Adam's bathhouse story take place?
(a) Prague.
(b) Berlin.
(c) Brussels.
(d) Paris.
2. What starts the Act Two, Scene Three fight between Eric and Toby?
(a) Eric discovers that Toby slept with Adam.
(b) Toby tells Eric that he is moving to Chicago.
(c) Eric tells Toby that he hates Toby's play.
(d) Toby discovers that they are losing the apartment.
3. When Adam invites Toby into his apartment for a drink, what covert agenda is revealed in his dialogue?
(a) He wants to ask questions about the meaning of Toby's book.
(b) He is looking for someone to edit his novel manuscript.
(c) He wants a sexual relationship with Toby.
(d) He is interested in playing the lead in Toby's play.
4. What does Eric reveal and then try to take back while he and Toby are having sex?
(a) They might have to move.
(b) They are both getting older.
(c) He wants to get married.
(d) He wants to see other people.
5. What is implied by Toby's dialogue while Adam is in the shower in Act One, Scene Two?
(a) Toby has only given Adam a part in his play because he is attracted to him, which he knows is wrong.
(b) Toby is more intimidated by Adam than he wants to admit, and it makes him too shy to speak openly.
(c) Toby does not want Adam to realize how much he admires Adam's talent and how attracted he is to Adam.
(d) Toby is afraid that sleeping with Adam will seriously damage his relationship with Eric.
Short Answer Questions
1. What topic does Toby avoid talking about, even with Eric?
2. What is the primary rhetorical function of the list of public and governmental actions responding to the AIDS epidemic?
3. What is indicated by Walter's difficulty with the word "ghosting" (54)?
4. Who is the author of The Inheritance?
5. What is Adam referring to when he mentions getting a PEP prescription?
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