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

2. As the family discusses their dreams, who is being conspicuously quiet?
(a) Regina.
(b) Leo.
(c) Ben.
(d) Alexandra.

3. What does Birdie want retrieved from her house?
(a) Some sheet music.
(b) A book.
(c) A compact disc.
(d) An album.

4. Who are the heirs to the family's wealth?
(a) Ben and Oscar.
(b) Regina and Birdie.
(c) Alexandra and Leo.
(d) Addie and Cal.

5. Who discreetly agrees with Birdie's dislike for her husband's hobby?
(a) Cal.
(b) Ben.
(c) Regina.
(d) Addie.

Short Answer Questions

1. After their business dinner, how much time does the family have to come up with the money for their business deal?

2. In which city is Alexandra's father?

3. Where is Horace during the dinner with the special guest?

4. Who does Birdie want to run an errand for her?

5. Why does the family want the business in their hometown?

Short Essay Questions

1. Discuss the events just before and just after Horace goes into cardiac arrest in Act 3.

2. Discuss Ben's thoughts on the downfall of Lionnet.

3. How does Regina deal with her brothers when they arrive to check on Horace after his heart attack in Act 3?

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

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

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

7. Discuss Ben's thoughts on the Southern aristocracy.

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

9. How does Horace quickly foil the plan Regina is concocting when she learns the truth about the bonds?

10. What was the discussion between Addie and Horace when he first arrives home?

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