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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 substance does Fox need in Act One?
(a) Drugs.
(b) Sugar.
(c) Nicotine.
(d) Caffeine.

2. How long is the pitch the Gould and Fox plan to give Ross?
(a) Sixty seconds.
(b) One sentence.
(c) A page.
(d) Whatever is required.

3. What does the movie star want from Fox?
(a) To make a movie with him.
(b) His wife.
(c) A promotion.
(d) Some respect, since they're neighbors.

4. What does Gould think Fox should get for bringing the film to his studio?
(a) A trailer.
(b) An office.
(c) A job.
(d) A bump.

5. What is does "green light" mean in the film business?
(a) It's code for money.
(b) Use a certain type of lighting on set.
(c) Halt production immediately.
(d) To approve a film for production.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of film credit does Gould promise Fox?

2. Gould claims movie making is a what?

3. When is Fox's deadline to make a deal with Ross?

4. What do Gould and Fox spend time doing in Act One?

5. Gould tells Karen to take what kind of holiday?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Karen speaks passionately about "Radiation . . ." how does Gould react?

2. How does Gould first reveal to Karen that "Radiation . . ." will not be produced?

3. By Act 3, does Fox feel Karen is just a dumb secretary? Why or why not?

4. When Gould complains that everyone wants something from him, how does Karen reveal him as hypocritical?

5. What is the relationship between Fox and Gould?

6. After Gould offers Karen a job at the studio and she says she wants only to work on "Radiation . . ." why is Gould confused?

7. In Act 2, Gould speaks of a connection shared between him and Karen but is being insincere. Why?

8. Explain what Karen believes she saw in Gould.

9. What are the terms of the bet made on the secretary, Karen?

10. According to Fox, Karen used Gould for what purpose?

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