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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What song is sung by Henry and Dan in Act 2, Scene 9?

2. Diana sings that she believes her real problem is not in her mind but in what, in Act 2, Scene 10?

3. Natalie claims in Act 2, Scene 1 that she deserves to party because her mother is being what?

4. What reprise is sung by Natalie and Henry in Act 2, Scene 12?

5. What does Diana reveal Gabe died from in Act 2, Scene 11?

Short Essay Questions

1. What questions does Diana bombard Dan with in Act 2, Scene 8? What is his response?

2. Why is Henry worried about Natalie in Act 2, Scene 3? Where does he ask her to go?

3. Where are Henry and Natalie in Act 2, Scene 1? Why is Natalie distraught?

4. What interaction takes place between Henry and Natalie in Act 2, Scene 6?

5. What does Diana reveal to Natalie in their brief scene in Act 2, Scene 11?

6. What does Dr. Madden relate about Diana's memory loss in Act 2, Scene 4?

7. What reprise is sung by Diana in Act 2, Scene 7? What conversation takes place between Diana and Dr. Madden in this scene?

8. What is the conclusion of Diana's and Dr. Madden's disagreement in Act 2, Scene 10?

9. What is revealed in the conversation between Henry and Natalie in Act 2, Scene 12?

10. What object does Gabe give Diana in Act 2, Scene 8? What song is sung?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe the character of Natalie in the narrative. How old is Natalie? What characteristics does she embody? With what characters is she closest?

Essay Topic 2

Define the element of conflict in dramatic literature and discuss the conflicts between the characters in the play. What central conflict exists between Diana and Dan?

Essay Topic 3

Analyze and discuss the relationship of Henry and Natalie in Act 2, Scene 2. What objective is each character seeking and why?

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