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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through But Soft... Real Soft.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Allen, why is a sit-down strike effective?
(a) Because people are making an obstacle of themselves.
(b) Because no one is at work.
(c) Because the lawmakers hate seeing crowds of sitters.
(d) Because all the seats are now taken.

2. What is it that Dorf is trying to get from his brother?
(a) His family's chocolate chip cookie recipe.
(b) His father's hereditary disease.
(c) A large bag of tools.
(d) A treasure map.

3. What scene from Alice in Wonderland is thought to caricature the whole Shakespeare mess?
(a) Meeting Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum.
(b) The croquet game.
(c) Alice following the rabbit.
(d) The tea party.

4. Who is Hedvig thought to be a representation of in Lovborg's real life?
(a) An angry schoolteacher.
(b) His sister.
(c) Ms. Cotts, his crazy neighbor.
(d) His lover.

5. What question regarding Shakespeare's works does "But Soft...Real Soft" attempt to address?
(a) The motivation of his works.
(b) How good his writing really was.
(c) The authenticity of his works.
(d) The iambic pentameter of his sonnets.

Short Answer Questions

1. What happened to the oppressed post revolution?

2. What does Hedvig offer to do at the end of "I Prefer to Yodel"?

3. Who is speculated to have taken up the pen under Marlowe's name after his death?

4. Which of the following is considered a highly visible type of protest according to Allen?

5. What secret does Netta reveal about Dorf?

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