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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. Where does Harry Brewer think that Duckling is in Act Two: Scene Three?
(a) Shack.
(b) Beach.
(c) Courthouse.
(d) Garden.

2. What music is played as the play begins?
(a) Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik.
(b) Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
(c) Schubert's Symphony No. 8 in B minor.
(d) Bach's Brandenburg concertos.

3. What does Wisehammer do after his line "My dear, I'm yours," in Act Two: Scene 7?
(a) Dances with Mary.
(b) Kisses Mary.
(c) Hugs Mary.
(d) Walks away with Mary.

4. Who is Mary addressing at the beginning of Act Two: Scene 9?
(a) Captain Brazen.
(b) Mr. Balance.
(c) Kite.
(d) Captain Plume.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. In Act Two: Scene 5, since Arscott fainted, how many more lashes does he have to receive for his punishment?

2. How many brothers does Liz have?

3. Who makes Liz stand in Act Two: Scene 6?

4. In Act Two: Scene 11, where does Wisehammer decide he wants to live?

5. How many parts does Wisehammer have to play in The Recruiting Officer?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Sideway want to do after the play?

2. In Act Two: Scene 9, what is Mary doing alone on the beach?

3. What does Phillip say about humanity and about redeming Liz Morden?

4. Who comes to join Mary on the beach and what happens in Act Two: Scene 9?

5. What evidence is there that Liz stole the food?

6. What is the aborigine thinking at the beginning of Act Two: Scene 11?

7. How does the play begin?

8. In Act Two: Scene 5, why does everyone struggle to go on with the rehearsal after Campbell leaves?

9. What do Mary and Ketch say about the "savages" watching the play?

10. In Act Two: Scene 9, what do Clark and Mary do at the end of the scene?

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