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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. In "On the Trail of Pat Hobby," who hears Pat's suggestion?
(a) Berners.
(b) Phil Macedon.
(c) Mr. Marcus.
(d) Orson Welles.
2. In "Pat Hobby's Preview," who goes into the preview with Pat?
(a) A girl.
(b) Berners.
(c) His son.
(d) His mom.
3. What does Pat discuss with the President in "A Patriotic Short"?
(a) His career.
(b) His swimming pool.
(c) The acting he has done.
(d) The President's policies.
4. Who has bought a movie he can't make in "No Harm Trying"?
(a) The producer.
(b) The director.
(c) Pat.
(d) Berners.
5. In "Mightier Than the Sword," whose name does the producer put on the script?
(a) The secretary's.
(b) Berners'.
(c) Mr. Marcus'.
(d) Pat's.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "On the Trail of Pat Hobby," what does Pat feel he needs to have?
2. In "Fun in an Artist's Studio," what is the profession of the young woman that Pat meets?
3. Why does the doorman refuse to let Pat into the preview in "Pat Hobby's Preview"?
4. In "Pat Hobby's Preview," with whom did Pat write a film?
5. In "No Harm Trying," who brings Pat a message?
Short Essay Questions
1. In "Pat Hobby Does His Bit," how does Pat get himself into trouble?
2. In "Two Old-Timers," how does seeing Phil make Pat feel better about himself?
3. In "No Harm Trying," what results from Pat's efforts to create a movie?
4. In "Mightier Than the Sword," why does Pat's script go unused?
5. What results in Pat's job opportunity in "On the Trail of Pat Hobby"?
6. In "No Harm Trying," why does Pat's idea fail?
7. In "Two Old-Timers," what does Pat point out about Phil's acting days?
8. In "Pat Hobby's Preview," what has caused Pat to lose respect since movies have changed?
9. Why does Pat steal a hat in "On the Trail of Pat Hobby"?
10. In "Fun in an Artist's Studio," how does the artist try to get the look of desperation in Pat's face?
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