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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. Why does Leo nearly lose his temper while singing with Franz?
(a) Max keeps poking him.
(b) Leo keeps stepping in the pigeons' mess.
(c) Leo keeps falling.
(d) Franz keeps kicking and slapping him.

2. What is Franz doing at the beginning of act 1, scene 6?
(a) Knitting.
(b) Feeding homing pigeons.
(c) Exercising his pigeons.
(d) Writing.

3. Who is Roger DeBris?
(a) Max's best friend.
(b) Franz's French cousin.
(c) Leo's former boss.
(d) A terrible director.

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

5. Which character is NOT singing about Max and Leo at the end of act 1, scene 9?
(a) Franz.
(b) Mr. Marks.
(c) Ulla.
(d) Roger.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what event will Max approve Leo's request in act 1, scene 5?

2. In act 1, scene 8, what do Max and Leo bring back to the office after meeting with Roger?

3. What is the purpose of the song Max and Leo sing in act 1, scene 4?

4. What is Max hoping to find in act 1, scene 5?

5. Why could Leo and Max go to jail?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is significant about the Homburg-style hat?

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

3. How does Leo act around Ulla in act 2, scene 1?

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

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

6. What is the point of having Franz talk to pigeons?

7. Why must Roger not hug Carmen at the end of the musical within a musical?

8. What wordplay is being used to comical affect with Ulla?

9. What is significant about Bialystock being middle-aged and disheveled?

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

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