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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. Who is not onstage in the last moments of this section?
(a) Ouisa
(b) Flan
(c) Paul
(d) Geoffrey
2. A painting by what artist hangs above the stage during the play?
(a) de Kooning
(b) Cezanne
(c) Kandinsky
(d) Motherwell
3. In this section, Flan repeated mentions not wanting to be accused of what?
(a) Discourteousness
(b) Libel
(c) Idiocy
(d) Racism
4. What does Flan demand of Paul in the scene with the Hustler?
(a) An explanation for the naked man
(b) The truth about his identity
(c) That he get out of the condo
(d) His fifty dollars back
5. In what country did Wassily Kandinsky die?
(a) America
(b) Germany
(c) Russia
(d) France
Short Answer Questions
1. In this section, Paul mentions attending a film festival with his father in what country?
2. Who tells Paul to leave the condo in this section?
3. At what time does Paul say he has to meet his father?
4. At the end of this section, Flan compares not thinking about two million dollars to trying not to think of what animal?
5. From what musical is the song that Ouisa wants to sing as she leans against a barricade?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Ouisa discover when she wakes Paul in this section?
2. What does Paul say happened to him in the Park?
3. What conclusion do the five duped parents reach regarding what they have in common?
4. Describe the accusations Doug hurls at his father?
5. What information has Flan been keeping from Ouisa that he tells her at the end of this section?
6. Why does the Detective now have a case against Paul at the end of this section?
7. What surprise do the Kittredges have speaking with Larkin and Kitty?
8. What mistake does Ouisa make while trying to apply first aid to Paul?
9. How does Paul describe the Kittredge children?
10. How do the Kittredges conspire to find Paul at the end of this section?
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