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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Cate passes out in Scene 2 of "Blasted", Ian masturbates while doing what?
2. When Hippolytus emerges in Scene 8 of "Phaedra's Love", Theseus kisses him and does what?
3. What does Ian describe while Cate performs fellatio on him in Scene 2 of "Blasted"?
4. How many plays did Sarah Kane complete in her lifetime?
5. What excuse does Ian give for not calling Cate in Scene 2 of "Blasted"?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the dynamic between Ian and Cate in Scene 1 of "Blasted." How are these characters different?
2. What does Cate do while Ian is in the bathroom in Scene 2 of "Blasted"?
3. How does Tinker's character evolve in "Cleansed"? What is his central objective?
4. What is the setting of "Blasted"? What characters enter in Scene 1?
5. What does the public want to do to Hippolytus in Scene 5 of "Phaedra's Love"? What does Hippolytus reveal to Strophe?
6. What is Hippolytus doing in the beginning of Scene 4 of "Phaedra's Love"? What does Phaedra enter with?
7. What takes place in the opening of Scene 2 of "Blasted"? How much time elapsed from Scene 1?
8. What are Carl and Rod discussing in Scene 2 of "Cleansed"?
9. Why does Phaedra consult a doctor about Hippolytus in Scene 2 of "Phaedra's Love"?
10. How is Ian's job illustrated in Scene 1 of "Blasted"? What history between Ian and Cate is revealed through exposition?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss and describe the characters of Carl and Rod in the narrative as well as the theme of forbidden love. How do Carl and Rod represent this theme?
Essay Topic 2
Describe the setting and physical elements of "Crave". What does the author write by way of stage directions?
Essay Topic 3
Discuss the relationship between Strophe and Hippolytus in "Phaedra's Love". Is this element reflected in Seneca's play?
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