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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 is Leo's fantasy abruptly interrupted in act 1, scene 3?
(a) Marks walks back into the room.
(b) Max begs him for his help.
(c) Whitehall offers him a drink.
(d) The cleaning lady knocks his file over.

2. At the end of act 1, scene 8, where does Max tell Leo he will be going?
(a) Ulla Ulla Ulla Land.
(b) Leo's Little Limey Fun Time.
(c) Hold Me-Touch Me's House of Joy.
(d) Little Old Lady Land.

3. In act 1, scene 8, what do Max and Leo bring back to the office after meeting with Roger?
(a) Costumes.
(b) Cigarettes.
(c) Signed contracts.
(d) Liquor.

4. What do Leo and the other accountants sing about?
(a) How they want to rob their boss.
(b) How nice their boss is.
(c) How they dislike their job.
(d) How they like their job.

5. According to the three old ladies in act 1, scene 9, what do they really want in life?
(a) Sex.
(b) Money.
(c) Alcohol.
(d) Death.

Short Answer Questions

1. What game must Max play with Hold Me-Touch Me in act 1, scene 9?

2. How much of a discrepancy is there in Max's books for his last show?

3. What game does Max's benefactress in act 1, scene 2 like to play?

4. What job does Max offer Ulla until he can officially cast her in the musical?

5. When scene one begins, what time is it?

Short Essay Questions

1. What are some of the things Max does to procure the funds for Springtime for Hitler?

2. What has happened throughout the day that forces Leo to quit his job?

3. How do Max, Leo, and Franz get pardoned?

4. In the beginning of the musical, what has happened to Bialystock's latest production and why?

5. What does Max sum up about the author of Springtime for Hitler?

6. Who is Ulla?

7. How does Franz react to the people auditioning for the play?

8. What does Leo sing about in act 2, scene 1, and how does it affect Ulla?

9. How does Max propose to go about his new idea?

10. What is significant about Ulla's song?

(see the answer keys)

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