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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Laurel say she met Ed?
(a) Through a personals ad in the newspaper.
(b) At a bus stop.
(c) While they were in the same therapy group.
(d) Through Ed's mother with whom Laurel works.

2. Of what does Arnold sing after Laurel leaves?
(a) A torch song about the end of an affair.
(b) A torch song about beauty and the beast.
(c) A torch song about meeting the perfect man.
(d) Nothing; he is too upset to go onstage.

3. What are Arnold and Alan more resistant to than eating breakfast?
(a) Playing tennis.
(b) Going to church.
(c) Catching the early ferry.
(d) Cooking breakfast.

4. One is the main action in this scene?
(a) An exploration of the relationship between each person of the two couples.
(b) The arrival of two other young couples and subsequent confusion.
(c) The revelation that Arnold and Ed plan to sneak off to have sex.
(d) The harmony of the four getting along to create dinner.

5. What characters are on stage at the opening of this scene?
(a) Ed, Arnold, and David.
(b) Mrs. Beckoff and Arnold.
(c) Alan and Arnold.
(d) Ed and Laurel.

Short Answer Questions

1. What might be a theme of this particularly scene?

2. What characters the apartment and why did they leave?

3. What is Ed reading?

4. What does Mrs. Beckoff believe at first about David when David arrives?

5. Why did Ed call Arnold's bedroom what he did?

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