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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. What are the writer and photographer not aware of?
(a) That the family is still deciding about the article.
(b) That the family wants the article published.
(c) That the family knows their purpose for being there.
(d) That the family disapproves of them being there.

2. What does George joke about when first meeting Mike and Liz?
(a) The coal dust on his clothes.
(b) The way they talk.
(c) The way Tracy is acting.
(d) The questions they are asking him.

3. What have Margaret and Tracy not had very much success in, according to Margaret?
(a) Picking out wedding presents.
(b) Being patient.
(c) Being wives.
(d) Learning from mistakes.

4. Which one of Mike's stories does Tracy remark on?
(a) The Rich and Powerful.
(b) The Rich and Clueless.
(c) The Rich and Mighty.
(d) The Rich and Famous.

5. What does Dinah tell Dexter at the end of Act 1, Part 1?
(a) Tracy has invited him to lunch.
(b) Tracy doesn't know he is back in town.
(c) Tracy still has feelings for him.
(d) Tracy never wants to see him again.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Tracy ask Mike to do as he is getting ready to leave?

2. How does Tracy indicate she should ask Dexter to lunch?

3. Where did Dinah get the magazine she is reading in Act 1, Part 1?

4. What does Uncle Willie offer to Liz as he enters with Seth?

5. What does Sandy suggest might happen if Mike and Liz get to know the family?

Short Essay Questions

1. What do Sandy and Liz talk about with regard to Sidney Kidd in the beginning of Act 2, Scene 2, Part 2?

2. What does the conversation between Tracy and Dexter at the start of Act 3, Part 2 remind both characters of?

3. What is significant about the way Dexter and George both arrive at the house while Tracy and Mike are in the pool?

4. How does Dexter resolve the situation between Mike and George at the pool and what does it illustrate?

5. What do the lengths the Lord family is willing to go through say about their priorities?

6. How does Kidd react to Sandy's expose, and what does that say about the character's priorities?

7. Why was George angry at the pre-wedding dinner, and what reason does Tracy give for her actions?

8. What is the setting and major upcoming event established as the play opens?

9. How has Mike changed in Act 3 and why is it significant?

10. What is relevant about the conversation between Tracy and Mike before he exits to get ready for her pre-wedding dinner?

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