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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. How is Miss Longnecker described?
(a) Short and black haired.
(b) Tall brunette.
(c) Short and red haired.
(d) Tall blonde.
2. What does Miss Leeson do when she has no work in the evenings?
(a) Reads in her room.
(b) Sits on the high stoop with the other roomers.
(c) Walks in the park.
(d) Sits on a bench by the front door.
3. What size belt does Mr. Hoover wear?
(a) 54 inch.
(b) 47 inch.
(c) 52 inch.
(d) 49 inch.
4. In a stage direction Mr. Skidder is writing when Miss Leeson staggers back to her room without dinner, what is the actress to do?
(a) Swing.
(b) Spin.
(c) Pirouette.
(d) Twirl.
5. Where does Miss Leeson weakly strike the man who asks her to marry him?
(a) Shoulder.
(b) Chest.
(c) Face.
(d) Arm.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Miss Dorn work?
2. Whose diamond pin does Miss Leeson say that Billy Jackson looks like from her room?
3. According to Miss Longnecker, what is the real name of the star Miss Leeson calls Billy Jackson?
4. How is Miss Leeson's room described when she falls on her iron cot when she has had no dinner?
5. What actress does Mr. Skidder believe will want to play the heroine in his play?
Short Essay Questions
1. What trouble does Miss Leeson begin having in getting work?
2. Who is Miss Longnecker?
3. Who especially enjoys Miss Leeson's company when she sits on the stoop in the evenings?
4. Why is Miss Leeson a person who should not live in the Skylight Room?
5. Who is Mr. Hoover?
6. What happens the night when Miss Leeson comes home without having dinner?
7. What happens to Miss Leeson after she is taken away by ambulance?
8. How do the men who room at Mrs. Parker's treat Miss Leeson differently than the female boarders?
9. Who is Miss Dorn?
10. What does Miss Leesen and some of the other roomers do in the evenings?
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