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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 much money does Max say they need for their plan to work?
(a) Two million dollars.
(b) Five million dollars.
(c) Three million dollars.
(d) Two hundred thousand dollars.
2. What does Franz hope that his script will do?
(a) Celebrate the Jewish faith.
(b) Show the good side of Hitler.
(c) Show that Germans have a sense of humor.
(d) Expose the ugliness of the war.
3. Before she starts singing in act 1, scene 8, what does Ulla claim as inspiration for her song?
(a) It makes her feel confident.
(b) She watched a man dancing in the streets.
(c) It is a traditional Swedish folk song.
(d) A man yelled at her from an office window the day before.
4. What happens in act 1, scene 9 due to Max's actions with the ladies?
(a) He insults Ulla.
(b) He procures the funds for the play.
(c) He collapses in exhaustion.
(d) He gets sick.
5. What theater is the backdrop of the end of act 1, scene 9?
(a) The Eugene O'Neill Theater.
(b) The Schubert Theater.
(c) The Winter Garden Theater.
(d) The Niederlander Theater.
Short Answer Questions
1. Outside of what theater does the first scene in act one take place?
2. How do Max and Leo take the oath when Franz is not looking?
3. What song do Roger and his team sing in act 1, scene 7?
4. What does the chorus dance with in act 1, scene 9?
5. What happens when that causes Leo to end up in the fetal position in act 1, scene 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is significant about Max and Leo staying up all night in act 1, scene 5?
2. What is Leo's analysis of the possibility of going to jail?
3. Why is Leo absent in act 2, scene 6?
4. What does it mean that Franz's only preparation for the show is to put on a Hitler mustache?
5. What is significant about Ulla's song?
6. Describe the production of Springtime for Hitler.
7. Why does Max cast Franz to play Hitler?
8. What are Max and Leo's plans for the future at the end of the musical?
9. What is significant about Ulla's entrance in act 2, scene 3?
10. Who is Hold-Me Touch-Me?
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