Seascape Test | Final Test - Easy

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Seascape Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 101 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Leslie do to Charlie in an effort to elicit a response from him?
(a) Leslie tries to lift Charlie up
(b) Leslie kicks Charlie hard
(c) Leslie pokes Charlie hard
(d) Leslie spits on Charlie

2. What are the lizards unable to grasp?
(a) The concept of divorce
(b) The concept of marriage
(c) The concept of emotions
(d) The concept of pregnancy

3. What do the lizards ask Charlie after he discusses the theory of evolution?
(a) If change is their destiny
(b) If change is good
(c) If change is fast
(d) If change happens to everyone

4. Why does Nancy tell they lizards that they should stay?
(a) Because she needs them for company
(b) Because she likes them
(c) Because they will just return at some point
(d) Because they would like land better

5. What person/place/thing does Charlie compare Leslie to?
(a) An ape
(b) A dolphin
(c) A turtle
(d) A fish

6. Who does Charlie say is inside planes and underwater in machines?
(a) Fish
(b) Reptile
(c) Bird
(d) Man

7. How do the stilted efforts to communicate between the lizards and the humans make Charlie feel?
(a) Elated
(b) Frustrated
(c) Exhausted
(d) Overwhelmed

8. How does Charlie feel as the lizards approach?
(a) He is in a state of delight
(b) He is in a catatonic state
(c) He is in a state of awe
(d) He is in a state of panic

9. What does Leslie ask is the purpose of, when referring to Charlie?
(a) His clothes
(b) His fingers
(c) His shoes
(d) His hair

10. What do Leslie and Sarah determine after their first contact with the humans?
(a) They are dead
(b) They may become dangerous
(c) They are very dangerous
(d) There is no immediate danger

11. How does Charlie feel about having to explain so much to the lizards?
(a) Unamused
(b) Angered
(c) Impatient
(d) Intrigued

12. What does Nancy assure Charlie about the lizards?
(a) They are docile
(b) They have no teeth
(c) They are smaller than she thought
(d) They are harmless

13. What pertinent questions does Charlie ask Sarah regarding their home and life together?
(a) How she would feel living on land
(b) How she would feel living alone
(c) How she would feel living with the humans
(d) How she would feel if Leslie were to leave

14. Who does Charlie engage in a conversation with after Nancy begins to speak?
(a) himself
(b) Leslie
(c) Sarah
(d) Charlie interrupts Nancy

15. What concept confuses Leslie and Sarah and threatens to create a problem?
(a) Children
(b) Unfaithfulness
(c) Religion
(d) Exclusivity

Short Answer Questions

1. What are Leslie and Sarah in the process of without even knowing it?

2. What question does Charlie bring up to avert any further questions from Nancy?

3. What does the author touch on that is a critical event of the 1970's?

4. What do Leslie and Sarah decide they will do?

5. What position are Nancy and Charlie in when Act 2 opens?

(see the answer keys)

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