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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 food does Sabina make to feed the refugees?
(a) Hamburgers.
(b) Hot dogs.
(c) Pancakes.
(d) Sandwiches.

2. Mrs. Antrobus orders Henry to cheer up his father by reciting what?
(a) The inventions his father has created.
(b) Poetry.
(c) The Constitution.
(d) The times tables.

3. Who asked the refugees to come to the Antrobus' house?
(a) Mrs. Antrobus.
(b) Henry.
(c) Mr. Antrobus.
(d) Sabina.

4. Mr. Antrobus, when he is elected president of the international society of mammals, gives a speech celebrating the extinction of what?
(a) The mammoth.
(b) The dog.
(c) The whale.
(d) The dinosaur.

5. Who does Mrs. Antrobus send to fetch Mr. Antrobus' slippers after he orders the fires put out?
(a) Summer.
(b) Tannya.
(c) Gladys.
(d) Fuscia.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kinds of fortunes does the Fortune Teller shout, apparently at random?

2. How many old women are among the crowd of refugees at the Antrobus'?

3. What occupation does Mr. Antrobus give to Judge Moses?

4. Sabina asks the Fortune Teller if whom has come?

5. What does Mr. Antrobus tell Mrs. Antrobus to do to save them from the cold?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mr. Antrobus say that he used to imagine during the war?

2. Why does Mr. Antrobus want his books?

3. Why does Sabina not want to play out the seduction scene?

4. Describe Henry's appearance in Act 3 when he sees Sabina.

5. What does Gladys tell Mr. Antrobus before running away from Mr. and Mrs. Antrobus?

6. Who gets on the boat with Mr. Antrobus?

7. What does Mrs. Antrobus say will make her happy at the convention?

8. What is the emptiness that Mr. Antrobus admits to?

9. What does Mrs. Antrobus tell Henry and Gladys to do when Mr. Antrobus comes home from his hard day at work?

10. When does the true reconciliation for Henry and Mr. Antrobus occur?

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