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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 does Jim reveal to the doctor about Ann in Act 1, Scene 4?
(a) She is forgetful.
(b) She is crazy.
(c) She is cunning and manipulative.
(d) She is kind and loyal.
2. What do patients reveal in a semi-conscious state, according to the doctor?
(a) Their true motives.
(b) The people they care about the most.
(c) The people they dislike the most.
(d) Their reason for living.
3. What is likely to happen if a patient gets sent to "seven"?
(a) They will never leave.
(b) They will be kept there indefinitely.
(c) They will be transferred back to the psychiatric ward.
(d) They will be transferred to the state hospital.
4. How does Jim feel that he has acted since entering the hospital, as he describes in Act 1, Scene 5?
(a) He has not cooperated with anyone.
(b) He has cooperated with everyone except Ann.
(c) He has cooperated with everyone.
(d) He has cooperated with some, not with others.
5. What does Mr. Fleming give to Grosberg?
(a) Cigarettes.
(b) A bottle.
(c) A pencil.
(d) Money.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of mood is Jim in as the fifth scene in the play begins?
2. Who does Ann originally share her concerns with about Jim's ability to leave the hospital?
3. How does Jim first appear in the third scene of Act 1?
4. Who is Miss Cardell?
5. Where does Act 2 open?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Tom's suggestion for Jim, and how does Jim respond?
2. What is the important discovery Jim makes about Ann at the end of Act 1?
3. How might Harry be able to help Jim, and why doesn't he?
4. Why are Ann and Dr. Schlesinger talking in the beginning of Act 1, Scene 4, and what is their reason for hiding it from Jim?
5. What does Miss Wingate give Jim in Act 2, Scene 3, and what does it represent?
6. What does Jim learn from Miss Wingate about Ann at the end of Act 2, Scene 3?
7. What is interesting about the things that Jim tells Dr. Bellman about Ann, and what he will not tell him about Charlotte?
8. Why is the conversation between Jim and Ann in the beginning of Act 2, Scene 4 important?
9. According to what Jim tells Dr. Schlesinger, what is the event that triggered his intent to end his life?
10. What is "seven" and what is its purpose in the play?
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