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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. At what kind of table is Lee seated?
(a) A wooden table.
(b) A metal table.
(c) A glass table.
(d) A folding table.

2. What housekeeping task is Austin fulfilling?
(a) He is collecting the mail.
(b) He is dusting the cabinets.
(c) He is watering the plants.
(d) He is vaccuuming.

3. Why did Lee stop fooling around with art?
(a) He thinks there is no future in art.
(b) He got amnesia and could not remember anything.
(c) He has painful memories and can never again pick up a pen.
(d) He had one bad review and it ruined him.

4. Why does Saul want Austin to wait before typing out a first draft?
(a) He wants to get some seed money first.
(b) He thinks the story needs fleshing out and plans to bring in a team.
(c) He plans to steal the idea and type it himself.
(d) He feels the project will never get off the ground.

5. 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.

Short Answer Questions

1. What time does Austin ask Lee to be back?

2. What kinds of things were in the house Lee scoped out?

3. What beverage does Austin make?

4. Why was he passing through the desert?

5. What is Austin using to write his story?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Austin so upset to find out that he is writing Lee's script?

2. How does Austin leave the situation with Saul?

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

4. How does Austin end up being assigned to write Lee's screenplay?

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

6. What living situation does Austin offer Lee?

7. Where did Lee go instead of sleeping, and why did he go there?

8. What is Lee's method of typing?

9. How have the two brothers reversed their roles in the beginning of the scene?

10. Briefly describe the setting at the beginning of Act 2, Scene 8.

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