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

2. How much of a discrepancy is there in Max's books for his last show?
(a) Two thousand dollars.
(b) Two hundred dollars.
(c) Five thousand dollars.
(d) Two hundred thousand dollars.

3. What does Leo give his boss at the end of act 1, scene 3?
(a) The books from Funny Boy.
(b) A script he wrote that Marks can give to Max.
(c) A report about Max's fraudulent spending.
(d) His pencils and accountant's visor.

4. Why does Max allow the woman to audition ahead of time?
(a) She begs him to let her audition.
(b) He wants to set her up with Leo.
(c) He is attracted to her.
(d) He feels sorry for her.

5. What does Max vow to do at the end of act 1, scene 1?
(a) Get married.
(b) Find a friend.
(c) End his losing streak.
(d) Leave show business.

Short Answer Questions

1. According to Max, what must the author of the play be used to?

2. What year is it as the play begins?

3. What song does the doorbell at Roger's apartment play?

4. What appears at the end of Max and Leo's song in act 1, scene 4?

5. What firm does Leo Bloom work for?

Short Essay Questions

1. How has Ulla transformed Max and Leo's office, and what does it signify?

2. What is significant about Leo being chastised for being six minutes late?

3. Why do Max and Leo approach Roger DeBris to direct the play?

4. How are the auditions run for Springtime for Hitler?

5. Why is Leo disgusted by the script Max chooses?

6. What is Franz's mission with his script?

7. What must Leo and Max do in order to secure the rights for Springtime for Hitler?

8. Who is Ulla?

9. How do Max and Leo convince Roger to direct Springtime for Hitler?

10. What is hurting Max the most in act 2, scene 7?

(see the answer keys)

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