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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. Which of the following Dada artists in not mentioned by mentioned by Carr in his monologue?
(a) Arp.
(b) Ball.
(c) Picabia.
(d) Duchamp.

2. Which of the following characters does not enter at the beginning of this section?
(a) Joyce.
(b) Cecily.
(c) Tzara.
(d) Gwendolen.

3. Which of the following is not a term that Carr shouts at Tzara when he loses his temper in this section?
(a) Dago.
(b) Bolshevik.
(c) Pedant.
(d) Atheist.

4. How much money does Bennett say he'd bet on Lenin to succeed in Russia?
(a) 5 pounds.
(b) 50 shillings.
(c) 1 pound.
(d) 1 shilling.

5. What is the topic of Lenin's new book?
(a) The Armenian genocide.
(b) Imperialism.
(c) The free market.
(d) The war.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whose dropped writings does Joyce pick up in the first scene of the play?

2. Due to a clerical error on his birth certificate, what if James Joyce's legal middle name?

3. What is Carr's first name?

4. Citing Karl Marx in this section, Bennett states that there is no way for a country to transition seamlessly from autocracy to what?

5. In what year does Carr recall he was acquainted with Joyce, Lenin, and Tzara?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the Zimmerwaldists plan to leave Switzerland?

2. What caveat does Cecily have for loving Carr/Tristan?

3. What warning does Carr give Tzara regarding the Bolsheviks int his section?

4. What caveat does Gwen give in accepting Tzara's proposal?

5. How does Henry Carr dismiss the writings of Marx in this section?

6. Why does Cecily believe the British are unusually bumbling in their spying on Lenin?

7. What is Henry Carr's relationship to James Joyce?

8. How does Henry Carr change at the end of his monologue?

9. Why does Carr bring up Bennett's logbook in this section?

10. What is the last straw for Gwen and Cecily regarding Tzara and Carr?

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