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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What animal does Sid compare himself to?
(a) A rat.
(b) A dog.
(c) A snake.
(d) A pig.

2. Who are the two main characters in Scene 3?
(a) Miller and Fatt.
(b) Miller and Fayette.
(c) Siegfried and Miller.
(d) Fayette and Siegfried.

3. How does Clayton exit the meeting?
(a) Walks out slowly while talking to workers.
(b) Rushes out to avoid an attack from workers.
(c) Rushes out for the next meeting.
(d) Shakes hands with workers on the way out.

4. In Scene 5, what does Fatt suggest the workers do instead of complain?
(a) Accept whatever he tells them.
(b) Read the newspapers.
(c) Go home and think about striking overnight.
(d) Consider the records of taxi cab strikes in other cities.

5. What is one reason Sid says that it is so trying to be a man?
(a) The bosses with money keep the working class down.
(b) Women are too demanding.
(c) Men at work challenge his manhood.
(d) His family wants him to remain a kid.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why do the characters discuss "Mrs. Consumer" and Hollywood?

2. What is Clayton accused of doing?

3. What is the relationship of the main characters in Scene 3?

4. Who does Fatt ask to stop the talkative Voice?

5. How much do Joe and Edna pay for rent?

(see the answer key)

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