2. What type of play does Wisehammer say that he can write in Act Two: Scene 11?
(a) About injustice.
(b) About justice.
(c) About freedom.
(d) About prison.

3. Why does Liz say that Wisehammer is not English?
(a) Because he was born in Germany.
(b) Because he is Jewish.
(c) Because he was born in Italy.
(d) Because he was born in France.

4. In Act Two: Scene 7, what has Clark ordered for Mary to wear in the play?
(a) Breeches.
(b) Hat.
(c) Shoes.
(d) Dress.

5. In Act Two: Scene 4, who is thinking about the nature of dreams?
(a) Johnson.
(b) Clark.
(c) Aborigine.
(d) Phillip.

6. In Act Two: Scene 11, where does Wisehammer decide he wants to live?
(a) France.
(b) Australia.
(c) Germany.
(d) England.

7. In Act Two: Scene 7, how many ghosts does the aborigine see spilling from the dream?
(a) Multtudes.
(b) Hundreds.
(c) Dozens.
(d) Crowds.

8. What does Mary bring Duckling in Act Two: Scene 11?
(a) Pear.
(b) Pineapple.
(c) Banana.
(d) Orange.

9. What illness does Ketch say that the aborigines have?
(a) Diptheria.
(b) Small pox.
(c) Syphilis.
(d) Measles.

10. Who does Mary wonder if they are coming to see the play?
(a) The savages.
(b) Ross and Campbell.
(c) Caesar and Kable.
(d) Faddy and Dawes.

11. What does Phillip say that a slave boy can learn in Act Two: Scene 2?
(a) Mathematics.
(b) Science.
(c) Philosophy.
(d) Astronomy.

12. Who does Phillip say irritated the state of Athens and died for it?
(a) Socrates.
(b) Plato.
(c) Plutarch.
(d) Aristotle.

13. Who does Caesar think will help him escape?
(a) Rev. Johnson.
(b) Aborigines.
(c) Ancestors.
(d) Clark.

14. What does Liz tell the authorities in Act Two: Scene 10?
(a) Arscott stole the food.
(b) Kable stole the food.
(c) She did not steal the food.
(d) She stole the food.

15. Who does Mary want to inform of Dabby's plan to escape in Act Two: Scene 11?
(a) Collins.
(b) Dawes.
(c) Phillip.
(d) Clark.