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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. What word does Leo offer up about the play that helps to convince Roger to direct it?
(a) Gay.
(b) Bright.
(c) Pretty.
(d) Witty.
2. What does Franz hope that his script will do?
(a) Show that Germans have a sense of humor.
(b) Show the good side of Hitler.
(c) Celebrate the Jewish faith.
(d) Expose the ugliness of the war.
3. What does Max vow to do at the end of act 1, scene 1?
(a) End his losing streak.
(b) Find a friend.
(c) Get married.
(d) Leave show business.
4. What is Bialystock hiding his face behind when he first enters at the beginning of the show?
(a) His hat.
(b) A placard.
(c) A playbill.
(d) A newspaper.
5. From what classic work is Bialystock's latest flop in act 1, scene 1 adapted?
(a) Othello.
(b) Oedipus.
(c) Macbeth.
(d) Hamlet.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Leo's fantasy in act 1, scene 3, what is glowing on the marquee?
2. According to the three old ladies in act 1, scene 9, what do they really want in life?
3. Where does the author of the play that Max finds in act 1, scene 5 live?
4. What is Max Bialystock's profession?
5. Why does Leo nearly lose his temper while singing with Franz?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is significant about Leo dropping his blue blanket in act 2, scene 1?
2. What has happened throughout the day that forces Leo to quit his job?
3. What is hurting Max the most in act 2, scene 7?
4. How does Franz react to the people auditioning for the play?
5. What is the theatrical superstition detailed in act 2, scene 3?
6. Why is Leo disgusted by the script Max chooses?
7. What is Franz's mission with his script?
8. How do Max and Leo convince Roger to direct Springtime for Hitler?
9. What is offered to Ulla by the end of act 1, scene 8?
10. What is significant about Ulla's entrance in act 2, scene 3?
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