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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 is the villain of Lee's story pulling behind his truck?
(a) He is pulling his house.
(b) He is pulling his boat.
(c) He is pulling a gooseneck cattle trailer.
(d) He is pulling his victims along.

2. What task does Lee give Austin during the game?
(a) Umpire.
(b) Caddie.
(c) Bat boy.
(d) Runner.

3. What used to be a source of income for Lee?
(a) He had a fighting pit bull.
(b) He was a telemarketer.
(c) He was a sales representative at an insurance company.
(d) He was a rodeo star.

4. How long has it been since Lee and Austin have seen each other?
(a) One year.
(b) Ten years.
(c) Twenty years.
(d) Five years.

5. What kinds of things were in the house Lee scoped out?
(a) Copper pots, mexican tile, and blonde people.
(b) Old furniture, magazines, and lots of cats.
(c) Money, drugs, and guns.
(d) Dark curtains, black furniture, and pit bulls.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Austin ask from Lee at the end of the scene?

2. What does Lee want to drink right after the game?

3. At the beginning of Act 1, Scene 4, what is the time of day?

4. What is Austin using to write his story?

5. Whose hand does Saul shake before he leaves?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Austin want Lee out of the house during his meeting with Saul?

2. Does Lee seem comfortable at the beginning of the play?

3. What is Lee carrying when he enters the scene, and where did he presumably get the item?

4. Does Saul feel threatened by Lee?

5. If Austin's story does not go over with the producer, what does Lee offer?

6. Does Mom think Austin is cut out for the desert?

7. Why does Saul feel Austin is the right person to write Lee's screenplay?

8. How does Austin leave the situation with Saul?

9. How do Saul and Lee try to lure Austin to the project?

10. Why has Lee chosen to live in the desert?

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