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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 color is Gilbourne's wig?
(a) Brown.
(b) Red.
(c) Black.
(d) Blond.

2. Who/What will be at the theater if the Queen is in attendance?
(a) Special foods.
(b) Nothing different from usual.
(c) Soldiers.
(d) Special seating.

3. What does Arby say was a task he was given?
(a) To save Shakespeare.
(b) To make Nat famous.
(c) To teach the boys good acting skills.
(d) To be a substitute father to Nat.

4. Who is Richard Babage?
(a) Shakespeare's brother-in-law.
(b) Arby.
(c) Nat's uncle.
(d) Aunt Jen's boyfriend.

5. How did it work that the two Nats were not discovered as being the wrong boys?
(a) In the process of the swap, the powers that made the swap changed their looks.
(b) Nat has no idea how he was not discovered.
(c) The boys were basically identical.
(d) They were both isolated from their regular contacts.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of what acting group did the earlier Nat Field join?

2. What confuses Nat?

3. With what does Burbage paint Nat's body?

4. Where does Jennifer come from to go to Guy's hospital?

5. Where is Nat in Chapter 17?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Nat's dream that he has in Chapter 16.

2. What does Nat ask Shakespeare about Nat's choices after St. Paul's and what is Shakespeare's response?

3. Describe Nat, Burbage and Shakespeare's interview with Queen Elizabeth I.

4. What secret does Arby reveal to Nat?

5. How do Gil and Rachel believe Nat Field of 1999 saved Shakespeare's life?

6. What interests the company about Nat and Roper and how does Nick Tooley put Nat into an awkward position?

7. What do Nat and his aunt Jen decide to do?

8. In Chapter 12, who arrives at Guy's Hospital and what does the person learn?

9. What is Nat trying to figure out about his experience over the past week and what does he decide about them?

10. Why does Nat challenge Arby's authority?

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