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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. In this section, Carr and Tzara cannot decide between which two countries as to which they are defending?
(a) Germany and Belgium.
(b) France and Germany.
(c) Serbia and France.
(d) Belguim and Serbia.

2. What two colors does Carr theorize that Joyce's smoking jacket might have been?
(a) Blue or purple.
(b) Maroon or pink.
(c) Brown or grey.
(d) Gold or taupe.

3. According to Carr, what is the name of the street in Zurich on which both Lenin's lodging and Meierei bar were located?
(a) Hausquai.
(b) Orelikenplatz.
(c) Spiegelgasse.
(d) Lindenstrasse.

4. For what occasion is Carr dressing in this section?
(a) A wedding.
(b) A date.
(c) A diplomatic banquet.
(d) The theatre.

5. Bennett, at the end of this section, says that the British believe the most important Russian leader is still whom?
(a) Lenin.
(b) Kerensky.
(c) Czar Nicholas.
(d) Trotsky.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Carr's first name?

2. According to Tzara, what is out of fashion since the war?

3. How does Tzara say Cecily is studying the great poets?

4. What does Carr wish to match in choosing a red cravat?

5. As what does Carr theorize that Tzara is trying to pass?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Joyce's falling out with Carr.

2. What new revelation regarding Bennett is revealed in the final moments of the play?

3. Why does Cecily think Henry Carr is someone else?

4. Describe Henry Carr as he enters the play.

5. How does Bennett become an asset to Lenin?

6. What request is made of Carr by the British government at the end of the scene?

7. What lie does Carr argue is the artist's great achievement?

8. What quandary is Carr facing in this section?

9. How does Carr explain the essential pleasure of Switzerland to Bennett at the beginning of this section?

10. Why is Carr livid over Joyce's request for 25 francs in ticket sales?

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