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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. How does Tom take Harry off guard?
(a) By telling him that he should go see his wife.
(b) By telling him he should marry Anna.
(c) By telling him that he is not much different from Harry.
(d) By telling him he is a fool.

2. When does the play begin?
(a) At five o'clock in the evening.
(b) At nine o'clock in the morning.
(c) At nine o'clock in the evening.
(d) At five o'clock in the morning.

3. What does this play have to do with women?
(a) It is about the love women feel for men.
(b) It is about the fight for equality for all women.
(c) It is about the friendships that women have with one another.
(d) It is about the expectations and challenges faced by women who choose less conventional roles than those inherent in marriage.

4. Why else is Anna distraught?
(a) She realizes she has two men in love with her.
(b) She realizes that any long-term commitment from Dave is not possible either.
(c) She realizes that Janet will hurt Dave.
(d) She realizes that no one really cares for her.

5. Before long, why does Dave arrive at Anna's building?
(a) He wants to talk to her about Janet.
(b) He wants to propose.
(c) He wants to break up with her.
(d) He wants to reconcile with her.

Short Answer Questions

1. How is Dave unique among Anna's male friends?

2. Why does Mary leave?

3. What does Anna do to make a living?

4. What does this person implore Anna to do?

5. What does this person say she will regret?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the newcomer want from Anna?

2. How are Anna and Dave united in their desires?

3. What does Dave lament?

4. How does the second act open?

5. How does Dave feel about his therapist's suggestions?

6. Describe the beginning of the vision Anna had.

7. How does Anna speak during this game?

8. How does her vision end?

9. Who is heard returning?

10. What does Dave encourage Anna to do?

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