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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 "Mightier Than the Sword," whose name does the producer put on the script?
(a) Pat's.
(b) The secretary's.
(c) Mr. Marcus'.
(d) Berners'.

2. Why has the director in "No Harm Trying" not worked in months?
(a) He is violent.
(b) He is depressed.
(c) He has a bad temper.
(d) He has a drug problem.

3. In "No Harm Trying," who brings Pat a message?
(a) His landlord.
(b) Berners.
(c) His wife.
(d) His son.

4. Who has bought a movie he can't make in "No Harm Trying"?
(a) The director.
(b) The producer.
(c) Pat.
(d) Berners.

5. In "A Patriotic Short," where did the president attend a party?
(a) Pat's house.
(b) Phil's house.
(c) The studio head's house.
(d) Berners' house.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Fun in an Artist's Studio," what is the profession of the young woman that Pat meets?

2. What does Pat want in the beginning of "Pat Hobby's Preview"?

3. Why does the studio hire Pat in "No Harm Trying"?

4. Whom does Pat invite to the preview in "Pat Hobby's Preview"?

5. In "Mightier Than the Sword," when does the studio want to begin production?

Short Essay Questions

1. In "Pat Hobby Does His Bit," what is ironic in regards to Pat's reaction to his being forgotten in the ditch?

2. In "Fun in an Artist's Studio," how does the artist try to get the look of desperation in Pat's face?

3. What happens when Pat steals the hat in "On the Trail of Pat Hobby"?

4. In "Two Old-Timers," how does seeing Phil make Pat feel better about himself?

5. Describe what faults Pat finds in the actress, call boy, and director in "No Harm Trying."

6. In "Pat Hobby Does His Bit," how does Pat get himself into trouble?

7. In "No Harm Trying," whom does Pat bring together and for what purpose?

8. In "No Harm Trying," what results from Pat's efforts to create a movie?

9. In "A Patriotic Short," why does Pat become nostalgic?

10. Why does Wainwright give Pat the tickets?

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