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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. Who originally owned the Lionnet?
(a) Oscar's grandmother.
(b) Birdie's parents.
(c) Regina's parents.
(d) Horace's parents.

2. Who cooked the special dinner in Act 1?
(a) Regina.
(b) Addie.
(c) Birdie.
(d) Cal.

3. What does Birdie detest about her husband's hobby?
(a) He never wins, and loses much of their money.
(b) The smell of paints.
(c) He kills animals then throws them away.
(d) The smell of cigar smoke.

4. How does the Hubbard family acquire the Lionnet?
(a) They stole the deed.
(b) By marriage.
(c) Through squatter's rights.
(d) Through auction.

5. What drink does the butler bring into the parlor in Act 1?
(a) Port.
(b) Moonshine.
(c) Rum.
(d) Champaign.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Oscar like about Jekyll Island?

2. What played a role in the fall of the Lionnet?

3. In which city is Alexandra's father?

4. How does Birdie's husband respond to her complaint about his hobby?

5. Who thinks Horace is holding out for more than a third of the deal?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Oscar tell Ben about finding another investor?

2. Discuss what Birdie, Zan and Horace are doing at the beginning of Act 3.

3. Discuss Mr. Marshall's comment that Southern aristocrats stay together and keep what belongs to them.

4. How will the Hubbard brothers pay back their loan and in what time frame?

5. What does Horace reveal to Regina about his will in Act 3?

6. What does Cal think about Horace's instructions to return the safe deposit box?

7. What does Regina say happens to her brothers if Horace lives? What if he dies?

8. What does Regina cruelly accuse Horace of at the end of Act 2 and what is his response?

9. Describe Regina's reaction to Horace's refusal to participate in the deal.

10. Why doesn't Birdie get what she wants from her house in Act 1?

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