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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 the muscular and unrefined auto parts supplier?
(a) Steve
(b) Stanley
(c) Mitch
(d) Pablo
2. What will Stanley be doing when the women are out?
(a) Watching TV
(b) Hosting a poker game
(c) Sleeping
(d) Reading the paper
3. Where does Blanche send Stella in order to get some privacy with Stanley?
(a) To the bathroom
(b) Upstairs
(c) To the bar
(d) To the drugstore
4. What made Blanche's old beau so successful and rich?
(a) Prostitution
(b) Family money
(c) Diamonds
(d) Texas oil
5. What does Blanche reveal she is on since leaving teaching because of her nerves?
(a) A work trip
(b) A vacation
(c) A leave of absence
(d) A permanent sabbatical
Short Answer Questions
1. When did Blanche meet this old beau?
2. What does Mitch bring when he arrives at the door?
3. Where does Stanley look for proof of Belle Reve's disposition?
4. Stanley finds out that Belle Reve was lost through a ___________.
5. What does Stanley do as he clutches Stella to his chest?
Short Essay Questions
1. What has happened to Belle Reve, according to Blanche and to the papers she shows Stanley from her trunk?
2. How could a reader describe Stanley Kowalski?
3. What is Blanche afraid of in terms of her relationship with Mitch?
4. What does Stella say is more important to her than any other thing in her relationship?
5. Who lives at 632 Elysian Fields, as the play opens in "A Streetcar Named Desire"?
6. What does Blanche do when she finds a bottle of whiskey in Stella's apartment?
7. What happens when Stella decides to go watch Stanley bowl?
8. What does Blanche suggest they do in order to leave Stanley and the "situation" behind?
9. How do the men attempt to calm Stanley down?
10. Why doesn't Stella introduce Mitch to Blanche when they arrive home from their night out?
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