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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 Nick Tooley ask Nat about Nat's aunt?
(a) If she is his dad's sister.
(b) If she is a wise woman.
(c) If she is an actor.
(d) If she is married.

2. What does the audience break out with spontaneously?
(a) "Give Us A King".
(b) Nothing.
(c) "God Save the Queen".
(d) "Traitors".

3. Who tells Jennifer she cannot see Nat?
(a) The floor administrator.
(b) The doctor.
(c) Nurse Stevens.
(d) The paramedic.

4. How does Shakespeare calm Nat?
(a) By giving him a small draught of liquor.
(b) By slapping him lightly across the face.
(c) By joking with nat.
(d) By gripping Nat's shoulders momentarily.

5. Where does Jennifer come from to go to Guy's hospital?
(a) New Orleans.
(b) South Carolina.
(c) Alabama.
(d) Georgia.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Nat use St. Paul's as an excuse?

2. What does Nat hope will happen as he returns to St. Paul's?

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

4. Why do Gil and Rachel believe Nat's tale about his trip to an earlier time?

5. What does Shakespeare read to Nat?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Sam Gilbourne dressed for his role as Hippolyta?

2. How does Richard help Nat prepare for Nat's role as Puck and how does Nat feel when he is ready?

3. Why is Nat worried concerning the political situation and Shakespeare and Burbage?

4. What is the audience's response to Sam's entrance onstage?

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

6. What dos Arby give Nat and what does Nat discover is Arby's full name?

7. Where does Nat awaken in Chapter 17 and what does he find out?

8. What secret does Arby reveal to Nat?

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

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

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