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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. What was Mr. Sancez's position at Berkeley?
(a) Admin Assistant
(b) Teaching Assistant
(c) Proffessor
(d) Janitor

2. Complete the following quote "for richer, for poorer, forsaking..."
(a) All others
(b) My family
(c) Myself
(d) My country

3. Who has Wittman cast Lance and the Yale Younger Poet as?
(a) The Dillinger Twins
(b) The Smoking Twins
(c) The Double Boys
(d) The Poet Brothers

4. What does Wittman call his grandmother?
(a) Rita
(b) Philly
(c) Popo
(d) Sonny

5. What kind of dancers were Wittman's aunts?
(a) Flora Dora dancers
(b) Cora Lora dancers
(c) Can Can dancers
(d) Mora Mora dancers

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Wittmann warn Tasa that his tale will turn her into?

2. What is Wittman's story in the tradition of?

3. What is Popo walking without?

4. Which President does Wittman reference in this chapter?

5. What does Wittman set off at the end of the play?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Wittmann think has happened to Popo?

2. What role do Lance and the Young Yale Poet have in Wittman's play?

3. What does Wittman say to his mother on the phone?

4. Why does Wittman have trouble registering at the Unemployment Office?

5. What does Zeppelin say has happened to Popo?

6. What obligations does Wittman feel he has to fulfill?

7. What is Wittman's new play about?

8. Why does Mr. Sanchez think that Wittman's English is not as good as he thinks it is?

9. What theater elements feature in Wittman's new play?

10. Why is Wittman not sure if Popo is his grandmother?

(see the answer keys)

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