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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. Which of the following is considered a highly visible type of protest according to Allen?
(a) Demonstrating and marching.
(b) Both of the answers are correct.
(c) Hunger Srike.
(d) Both of the answers are wrong.

2. What is one way the oppressors can end a hunger strike according to Allen?
(a) By changing the law to make hunger strikes illegal.
(b) Tempt the protesters into eating.
(c) Offering everyone money.
(d) By eating smelly foods in front of the strikers.

3. What type of writings is A Brief, Yet Helpful, Guide to Civil Disobedience parodying?
(a) Writings of philosophical nature.
(b) Writings of speech makers.
(c) Writings of ethicist authors.
(d) Writings of epic poets.

4. 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.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Hedvig thought to be a representation of in Lovborg's real life?

2. What happens to Klavar Akdal when the roof of the hen house collapses on him?

3. What has Henrick taken with him to Oslo?

4. What question regarding Shakespeare's works does "But Soft...Real Soft" attempt to address?

5. According to the narrator what have Jorgen Lovborg's plays brought about?

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