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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. How does Nick mispronounce the word "gaggle?"
(a) Naggle
(b) Gargle
(c) Goggle
(d) Gangle
2. Which of the following is not a university to which George compares the play's university?
(a) M.I.T.
(b) Cambridge
(c) Moscow U.
(d) Sorbonne
3. How does George silence Martha as she talks about his failure to take over the department?
(a) He leaves the room
(b) He breaks a bottle over the bar
(c) He slaps her
(d) He shoots at her with a toy gun
4. Which mythical creature does George compare Martha to as he discusses his son with Nick?
(a) A centaur
(b) A cyclops
(c) A hydra
(d) A siren
5. Which of the following is not a drunken act that George warns Martha against?
(a) Driving off
(b) Passing out
(c) Throwing up
(d) Taking off her clothes
Short Answer Questions
1. How old will George and Martha's son be tomorrow?
2. When Martha suggests that George should have listened to her in the bathroom, what does he suggest he would have done instead?
3. Which two characters sing "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" at the end of the first act?
4. Which two descriptors does Martha confuse in comparing biology and math?
5. According to George,the way to a man's heart is ___________________.
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Martha describe Nick and Honey?
2. How does Honey make reference to her hysterical pregnancy when she returns after being sick?
3. How did Honey's family come to be so wealthy?
4. Describe Martha's first marriage.
5. What are some of the admonishments that George gives Martha in this section?
6. Describe Martha's monologue concerning her one true love.
7. Describe university politics as explained by George.
8. How does George respond when Nick says "up yours" to him?
9. What is Martha's relationship with her father?
10. What is the last game and how does George prepare for it?
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