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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Scene 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What source is suggested as proof to backup Fatt's claims?
(a) Sports Illustrated.
(b) The radio.
(c) The newspapers.
(d) Union mazagine.

2. Why do the characters discuss "Mrs. Consumer" and Hollywood?
(a) Because the setting needs a woman's touch.
(b) Because the wife of one of them loves the movies.
(c) To explain the appearance of the setting.
(d) To discuss the price of a ticket someone bought.

3. What does a main character complain that the talk of Lefty has turned the meeting into?
(a) A pep rally.
(b) A church mass.
(c) A circus.
(d) A brawl.

4. What does Edna think about strikes?
(a) Strikes do not work.
(b) Strikes can work.
(c) She's not sure.
(d) Strikes are too risky.

5. What does Fayette believe is the advantage of keeping certain employees drunk?
(a) You can cheat them out of wages.
(b) Keeps them out of mischief.
(c) They are easier to justify firing.
(d) They work harder drunk than sober.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is the research in Laboratory A so important at the time of the play?

2. What does Irv think of Florence?

3. How do workers become committee members?

4. What proof does Joe offer to contest Fatt's suggestion that workers had hot suppers to go home to?

5. Who helps Joe overcome his fear of fighting for a living wage and make up his mind?

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