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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Nancy explain to Sarah as she looks up to the sky?
(a) The concept of a cloud
(b) The concept of the moon
(c) The concept of precipitation
(d) The concept of flight
2. Where does Sarah want to go after Charlie has upset her?
(a) Behind the rock
(b) Rest on the sand
(c) Into the waves
(d) Return to the sea
3. What pertinent questions does Charlie ask Sarah regarding their home and life together?
(a) How she would feel living with the humans
(b) How she would feel if Leslie were to leave
(c) How she would feel living alone
(d) How she would feel living on land
4. What does Charlie bring up as the lizards explain about their feelings for leaving the sea?
(a) Einstein's theory of relativity
(b) The theory of progress
(c) The theory of evolution
(d) The biography of Charles Darwin
5. What does Sarah begin to do now that she is angry?
(a) Sarah runs away
(b) Sarah runs to Leslie for support
(c) Sarah throws a punch
(d) Sarah cries
6. What simple act is even challenging between the lizards and the humans?
(a) Walking
(b) Swimming
(c) Shaking hands
(d) Making a sand castle
7. Why did Leslie choose Sarah as a partner?
(a) She was the longest lizard
(b) She was the fastest lizard
(c) She was the strongest lizard
(d) She was the prettiest lizard
8. What do the lizards first do to Charlie and Nancy?
(a) They walk past them
(b) They punch them
(c) They poke them
(d) They attack them
9. What does Charlie try to explain to Leslie is the difference between their search for a mate?
(a) Humans are immature
(b) Humans look for love
(c) Lizards are more simple
(d) Lizards look for love
10. How do each couple engage in communication as a result of their failed first attempt?
(a) Written communication
(b) Physical communication
(c) They try to translate
(d) They use a computer
11. How do the lizards feel about their unrest?
(a) They are happy and joyful
(b) They know they don't like the sea
(c) They are eager to start over
(d) They know something has changed
12. What are Leslie and Sarah in the process of without even knowing it?
(a) The process of reproduction
(b) The process of decline
(c) The process of progress
(d) The process of evolution
13. What do the seagulls overhead represent?
(a) Family
(b) Love
(c) Progress
(d) Evolution
14. Because Charlie is not willing to let a male of any species view his wife's breasts, what does he do?
(a) Charlie covers up his wife
(b) Charlie thwarts Leslie's view
(c) Charlie covers Leslie eyes with his hands
(d) Charlie attacks Leslie
15. Which combination of lizards and humans are uncertain of each other right away?
(a) Charlie and Sarah
(b) Leslie and Nancy
(c) Charlie and Leslie
(d) Nancy and Sarah
Short Answer Questions
1. In addition to progress, evolution, and the Women's Movement, what does Albee also touch on in Seascape?
2. What does Charlie think will guarantee a scream out of him?
3. What are Nancy and Charlie trying to attempt by using physical communication?
4. What is exposed as a result of explaining why humans don't walk around naked?
5. What theme is even stronger in Act 2 than in Act 1?
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