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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. How much time passes between Act 2, Scene 1 and Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) A day.
(b) A year.
(c) A month.
(d) Three days.
2. What does Maire remark about Yolland's arms in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) They are stong and lean.
(b) They are muscular.
(c) They are dark.
(d) They are long and thin.
3. Yolland says to Maire in Act 2, Scene 2, "Of course I know you're _____."
(a) With Owen.
(b) Irish.
(c) Maire.
(d) With Manus.
4. Where does Maire comment that she hopes there's no hay to be saved in Act 3?
(a) London.
(b) Brooklyn.
(c) Kentucky.
(d) Bombay.
5. How much later is Act 3 than Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) The next year.
(b) The next evening.
(c) The next month.
(d) The next week.
Short Answer Questions
1. When did Fiddler O'Shea say he would be back in the town in Act 3?
2. Where does Sarah say she lives in Act 3?
3. Whose name does Sarah call out when she exits in Act 2, Scene 2?
4. What was Hugh's wife's name?
5. Yolland tells Maire that he spends his days either thinking of her or what in Act 2, Scene 2?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the significance and repetition of the word "always" in Act 2, Scene 2.
2. Compare the characters of Yolland and Manus as they relate to Maire as a love interest.
3. What are Bridget and Doalty talking about when they enter in Act 3?
4. When Lancey enters in Act 3, what does he inform the students?
5. When Hugh and Jimmy enter in Act 3, what information is revealed about both of their futures?
6. What happens with Sarah in Act 3 once Lancey speaks to her?
7. What is the ultimate conflict in Act 2, Scene 2?
8. What danger is involved in Act 2, Scene 2?
9. In what ways are Maire and Yolland shy and awkward in Act 2, Scene 2?
10. What does Manus tell Owen just before he leaves regarding their father? What does he say to Sarah?
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