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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 is at home?
(a) Ed.
(b) Arnold.
(c) Lauren.
(d) Tom.

2. Who does Ed date besides Arnold?
(a) Tom.
(b) Laurel.
(c) Suzanne.
(d) Jacs.

3. With what is Ed conflicted?
(a) Whether to move to New York.
(b) He has no real conflicts at the moment.
(c) His homosexulity.
(d) Whether to quit his job.

4. What is Arnold's decision about visiting Laurel?
(a) That he cannot emotionally handle a visit.
(b) That he will give it more thought and may come in a month or two.
(c) That he won't visit them but invites them to visit him.
(d) That he will do so.

5. Why does Arnold go to the gay bar?
(a) He likes the drinks.
(b) For the anonymous sex.
(c) He has only been to a gay bar once.
(d) It is the only sure place to find other homosexual men.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where is the person with whom Arnold converses?

2. What is Alan's response to Arnold's declaration?

3. What does the singer finish singing?

4. Where is the setting in Scene 3?

5. What does Arnold think of the gay bar scene?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is the main character present at the opening of this scene and what is the setting?

2. How does the conversation end?

3. What do Arnold and Laurel discuss?

4. Describe a little about Alan and also the relationship between Alan and Arnold.

5. What does Arnold reveal in his one-sided dialogue?

6. Why do you think Ed Reiss insists that he dates women as well as men?

7. How is the conversation between Alan and Arnold stalled?

8. What might be a couple reasons why Laurel's plan is not successful?

9. Why is Laurel mentioned in Ed's phone conversation with Arnold?

10. How are Arnold and Alan's conversation similar to that of Ed and Laurel?

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