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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Mrs. Beckoff's main concern about Arnold adopting David?
(a) That Arnold cannot afford to financially support a child.
(b) That Arnold will want Mrs. Beckoff to treat David like a grandson.
(c) That the courts will not approve the adoption and Arnold will be hurt.
(d) That Arnold's lifestyle as inappropriate for raising a child.

2. What might be a theme of this particularly scene?
(a) That jealousy can occur in gay or straight relationships.
(b) That the weekend can be pretty dull without some partner swapping.
(c) This brief scene really didn't have a particular theme.
(d) That one should belong to an indoor tennis club.

3. What is Laurel and Alan's reactions to Ed and Arnold?
(a) Voyeurism.
(b) Jealousy.
(c) Curiousity.
(d) Indifference.

4. What is Ed's opinion of the subject matter of what he is reading?
(a) He has no opinion since he is not reading.
(b) He finds the bloodbath of the French revolution fascinating.
(c) He thinks it's sexy.
(d) He thinks the cologne should be based on male pheromones.

5. What do Laurel and Ed do despite the presence of Alan and Arnold?
(a) Go off to play tennis.
(b) Continue their Sunday morning schedule.
(c) Make love.
(d) Have Ed's parents over for brunch.

Short Answer Questions

1. What characters are on stage at the opening of this scene?

2. What does the author seem to be revealing in this scene?

3. What does Arnold say happened to Alan?

4. What does Arnold believe validates Laurel's attraction to gay men?

5. How might Laurel have worked it out that her plan had been more successful?

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