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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 Leo escape his dismal mood in act 1, scene 3?
(a) He fantasizes about being a Broadway producer.
(b) He fantasizes about starring on Broadway.
(c) He fantasizes about choreographing a huge Broadway production.
(d) He fantasizes about marrying a chorus girl.

2. What song do Roger and his team sing in act 1, scene 7?
(a) "The Song That Goes Like This."
(b) "Make 'em Laugh."
(c) "Keep It Gay."
(d) "All You Need is a Jew."

3. What is the final hook that Max uses to pull Roger into his project?
(a) He mentions that Carmen Ghia can play the lead.
(b) He mentions that Franz is single.
(c) He mentions that Roger might meet Ethel Merman at the premiere.
(d) He mentions that Roger might win a Tony.

4. What does Franz give Max and Leo to wear?
(a) Army helmets.
(b) Swastika armbands.
(c) Lederhosen.
(d) Armor.

5. What time is it at the beginning of act 1, scene 5?
(a) Mid-morning.
(b) Noon.
(c) Dawn.
(d) Evening.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was Max once considered prior to this show?

2. What happens during Leo's fantasy sequence?

3. In act 1, scene 8, what does the woman auditioning for Max and Leo give as her first name?

4. What happens when the stage goes dark at the end of act 1, scene 4?

5. How do Max and Leo take the oath when Franz is not looking?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Hold-Me Touch-Me?

2. What is significant about Max's gift to Leo in act 2, scene 9?

3. How does Leo end up coming to Max's defense in the courtroom?

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

5. What is significant about Max and Leo staying up all night in act 1, scene 5?

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

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

8. Why does Max cast Franz to play Hitler?

9. Who is Ulla?

10. What idea does Leo inadvertently give Max?

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