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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 oath must Leo and Max take when they meet Franz?
(a) The Siegfried Oath.
(b) The Mein Daman Oath.
(c) The Socialistic Siefriedic Oath of Solemnity.
(d) The Hitler Oath.

2. Who is Roger hoping to look like for the evening's event in act 1, scene 7?
(a) Franz Liebkind.
(b) Ethel Merman.
(c) Madame Butterfly.
(d) Grand Duchess Anastasia.

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

4. How much money does Max say they need for their plan to work?
(a) Five million dollars.
(b) Two million dollars.
(c) Two hundred thousand dollars.
(d) Three million dollars.

5. What firm does Leo Bloom work for?
(a) Holmes and Franklin.
(b) Whitechapel and Franks.
(c) Whitehall and Max.
(d) Whitehall and Marks.

Short Answer Questions

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

2. How does Leo feel about Ulla after meeting her in act 1, scene 8?

3. How is Leo's fantasy abruptly interrupted in act 1, scene 3?

4. Who makes up the chorus in the main song in act 1, scene 9?

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

Short Essay Questions

1. What does it mean that Franz's only preparation for the show is to put on a Hitler mustache?

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

3. For what event is Roger dressed up, and who is he going as?

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

5. Why does Roger end up playing Hitler?

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

7. What are the old ladies doing in act 1, scene 9 and what is their song about?

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

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

10. How is Max's treatment of the old ladies different from how everyone views him at the end of the act?

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