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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 Arby recite from memory?
(a) Lines from Hamlet that were edited out before the final cut.
(b) The Shakespeare sonnet Nat was given.
(c) The Prologue to A Midsummer Night's Dream.
(d) Lines from Puck's character.
2. How many books mention the earlier Nat Field?
(a) 3.
(b) 0.
(c) 1.
(d) 6.
3. What does Nurse Jenkins tell Nat?
(a) He will be leaving the hospital that day.
(b) He must stay in the hospital another week.
(c) He went home and had a relapse and had to return.
(d) He must stay in the hospital several more days.
4. How did it work that the two Nats were not discovered as being the wrong boys?
(a) They were both isolated from their regular contacts.
(b) In the process of the swap, the powers that made the swap changed their looks.
(c) Nat has no idea how he was not discovered.
(d) The boys were basically identical.
5. What is Nat's impression of the Queen?
(a) She is cruel.
(b) She is very short.
(c) She is incredibly beautiful.
(d) She is not as beautiful as he expects.
Short Answer Questions
1. Upon whose behalf does Burbage plead mercy?
2. What happens when Nat rises higher and higher in his dream?
3. What does Shakespeare say Nat must do about St. Paul's?
4. Why is the earlier era Nat kept isolated in the hospital for a week?
5. What does Aunt Jen do when she sees Nat?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the audience's response to Sam's entrance onstage?
2. What unexpected thing happens as Nat is acting and what is the outcome?
3. What dos Arby give Nat and what does Nat discover is Arby's full name?
4. What does Harry explain to Nat about the political climate of that time?
5. What do Nat, Gil and Rachel learn about the Nat Field of 1599?
6. What is Nat trying to figure out about his experience over the past week and what does he decide about them?
7. What does Nat ask Shakespeare about Nat's choices after St. Paul's and what is Shakespeare's response?
8. What interests the company about Nat and Roper and how does Nick Tooley put Nat into an awkward position?
9. What does Nat ask Shakespeare about returning to St. Paul's and what is Shakespeare's response?
10. How does Richard help Nat prepare for Nat's role as Puck and how does Nat feel when he is ready?
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