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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. Whom does Nick do an impression of when Sandra is questioning him?
(a) Popeye.
(b) Fred Astaire.
(c) Peter Lorre.
(d) Mickey Mouse.

2. What does Albert accuse Sandra of being too involved with?
(a) Her friends.
(b) Murray.
(c) Her boss.
(d) Her work.

3. Who is Murray's brother?
(a) Arnold.
(b) Nick.
(c) He doesn't have a brother.
(d) Albert.

4. Sandra wants to rush to the bathroom but instead ends up where?
(a) The closet.
(b) The fire escape.
(c) Nick's bedroom.
(d) The kitchen.

5. Who says, "women seldom sense when they have become boring"?
(a) Albert.
(b) Leo.
(c) Nick.
(d) Murray.

Short Answer Questions

1. How is Nick related to Murray?

2. Who does Murray say eats secret caramels in the theater?

3. Who does Murray call "courageous, free one"?

4. What does Albert suggest Nick do so that Sandra can ask her questions?

5. Where does Nick exit at the end of Act 1, Part 3?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the "situation" at school that Nick needs to discuss with Murray?

2. Describe what is happening at the beginning of Act 1, Part 2.

3. Describe Albert.

4. What does the conversation consist of between Nick and Sandra in the beginning of Act 2, Part 3?

5. While Albert and Sandra are having their private conversation, Murray is doing peculiar things while he waits. Describe what Murray is doing to keep himself occupied while he waits for Albert and Sandra.

6. When Sandra tells Murray she isn't sure if he is independent or selfish, how does Murray reply?

7. What does Leo suggest Murray include in the show?

8. Who is Irving R. Feldman and why is his name brought up in the play, <i>A Thousand Clowns</i>?

9. Describe Murray's morning routine.

10. When Sandra tells Murray that "this morning" she thought he was going to go get a job, what does Murray start talking about?

(see the answer keys)

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