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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. Murray states that out of the mouths of babes comes what?
(a) Nothing.
(b) Babbling.
(c) Drooling.
(d) Nonsense.
2. How many months has Murray been out of work?
(a) Twelve.
(b) Five.
(c) Two.
(d) Three.
3. What does Murray complain about after opening the blinds?
(a) His neighbor.
(b) The Statue of Liberty.
(c) The weather.
(d) The non-view.
4. Who is Margo?
(a) Murray's upstairs neighbor.
(b) Nick's girlfriend.
(c) Albert's boss.
(d) Arnold's secretary.
5. Whom do we first see when the lights come up in the first scene?
(a) Sandra.
(b) Chuckles the Chipmunk.
(c) Nick.
(d) Murray.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Murray call "courageous, free one"?
2. What type of instruments do Nick and Murray play for Sandra?
3. What is Nick's mother's name?
4. Nick tries to cheer Murray up and suggests they visit what?
5. How many days old is the paper from which Nick suggests several jobs for Murray?
Short Essay Questions
1. After Murray starts talking about how he was apologizing to random people on the street, what is Sandra's reaction?
2. What happens when Murray heads to the door on his way to congratulate Irving R. Feldmen?
3. Why does Murray want Arnold to get angry?
4. When Nick asks Murray if he has been looking for a job, what does Murray confess to him?
5. Why does Albert think Nick should leave the room?
6. What happened to the stuff that Elaine brought by?
7. After Sandra leaves and Murray rushes to the door to open it and Sandra is still on the other side, what changes with their interaction after the door opens?
8. What happens during Murray's lunch with Jimmy Sloan?
9. After Albert and Sandra sit back down with Murray what types of questions do they ask about Nick?
10. What happens when Sandra starts asking Murray about the job interview?
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