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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. Who does the kid asking for Lincoln's autograph say he's been learning about in school?
(a) Uncle Sam.
(b) Honest Abe.
(c) George Washington.
(d) Thomas Jefferson.

2. What does Lincoln do after Booth asks him to show him a trick in the card hustle at the end of Scene 3?
(a) Goes to work.
(b) Goes to sleep.
(c) Goes to a bar.
(d) Meets with his ex-wife.

3. What does Lincoln return home with in Scene 2?
(a) Cards.
(b) Beer.
(c) Liquor.
(d) His pay.

4. How does Lincoln describe Booth's gun in Scene 3?
(a) Tiny.
(b) Small.
(c) Too much.
(d) A toy.

5. What is Booth's girlfriends name?
(a) Grace.
(b) Jane.
(c) Mary.
(d) Cookie.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Booth say the items he unloads would help Lincoln with?

2. What does Booth say he's the kind of man that needs constantly in Scene 3?

3. What does Lincoln fear will replace him at work?

4. What business does Booth propose he and Lincoln go into in Scene 1?

5. What does Booth say Lincoln is lacking worth in?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Booth react when Lincoln sneaks up on him at the beginning of Scene 1?

2. What does Booth budget the stolen money for in Scene 2?

3. What does Booth suggest he and Lincoln do to improve his work performance at the end of Scene 3?

4. What is the nature of Lincoln and Booth's discussion about mechanical devices in Scene 3?

5. How does Lincoln describe his job in Scene 2?

6. What does Booth propose to Lincoln in Scene 1 regarding card hustling?

7. What is the nature of Lincoln and Booth's conversation regarding Lincoln's job in Scene 2?

8. How does Lincoln respond when Booth questions why he quit hustling in Scene 2?

9. What does Lincoln say to Booth when he suggests that card hustling is all about luck in Scene 2?

10. In Scene 3, in what way does Booth try and emasculate Lincoln regarding his job?

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