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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who protects Nastya from being struck?
(a) Satine.
(b) The Actor.
(c) The Baron.
(d) Kostilyoff.
2. What profession does the second thing missing from the set go with?
(a) Locksmith.
(b) Electrician.
(c) Architect.
(d) Plumber.
3. Who tells the Actor he will not find the hospital cure?
(a) Tartar.
(b) Satine.
(c) Bubnoff.
(d) Natasha.
4. Who makes nasty comments from the window once Pepel professes his love?
(a) Vassilisa.
(b) Natasha.
(c) Nastya.
(d) Anna.
5. Who mocks Satine for telling all of his stories?
(a) The Baron.
(b) The Actor.
(c) Tartar.
(d) Kostilyoff.
6. Who finds Luka's second story amusing?
(a) The Baron.
(b) Satine.
(c) The Actor.
(d) Bubnoff.
7. Who notices the mistake in the love story?
(a) Bubnoff and Satine.
(b) Bubnoff and the Baron.
(c) Satine and the Actor.
(d) The Baron and the Actor.
8. Who is in prison awaiting trial?
(a) Vassilisa and Pepel.
(b) Vassilisa and Bubnoff.
(c) Natasha and Pepel.
(d) Nastya and Bubnoff.
9. What does Tartar say about Luka?
(a) He calls Luka good.
(b) He calls Luka old.
(c) He calls Luka annoying.
(d) He calls Luka a liar.
10. Who admits that he has never felt fully free?
(a) The Actor.
(b) Kostilyoff.
(c) The Baron.
(d) Satine.
11. Who is arguing in the third act about whether or not there really exists a town with a hospital for alcoholism?
(a) Anna and Kostilyoff.
(b) Bubnoff and the Baron.
(c) Natasha and Nastya.
(d) Satine and the Actor.
12. What does Tartar relate goodness to?
(a) Bible.
(b) Koran.
(c) A report card.
(d) The Criminal Code.
13. What does Kleshtch relate goodness to?
(a) The Criminal Code.
(b) Koran.
(c) The Gospels.
(d) A report card.
14. Who asks Luka why he is so good?
(a) Natasha.
(b) Nastya.
(c) Anna.
(d) Vassilisa.
15. What is significant about the love story?
(a) It is based on the teller's life.
(b) It is happening in present time.
(c) There is no love in it.
(d) It ends differently every time.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who says, "All men deserve respect, not pity"?
2. How does the setting look in the fourth act?
3. Who states that a certain fear has always fogged his brain?
4. How did Luka's second story end?
5. Who says that a man with no home and no work has no worth?
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