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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which president of the United States does Flo dance on the same stage with?
(a) Coolidge.
(b) Harding.
(c) McKinley.
(d) Hoover.

2. What animal does the reader learn O'Shawn is afraid of?
(a) Penguins.
(b) Muskrats.
(c) Sharks.
(d) Pot-bellied pigs.

3. What does Diabetes state choas may equate to?
(a) Freedom.
(b) War.
(c) Laughs.
(d) A good ending.

4. What type of gem is stolen in "The Stolen Gem"?
(a) Ruby.
(b) Onyx.
(c) Diamond.
(d) Sapphire.

5. According to the critic, what water recreation was O'Shawn fond of?
(a) Sailing.
(b) Surfing.
(c) Rafting.
(d) Diving.

6. Who does Emperor Ho Sin see when he looks in the mirror.
(a) His twin brother.
(b) The magician in the mirror.
(c) A plumber.
(d) Himself.

7. What nationality are the characters in the "God (A Play)"?
(a) Greek.
(b) Italian.
(c) Roman.
(d) German.

8. What mythical creature has the head of an accountant?
(a) A frean.
(b) The raddle.
(c) A shimpoo.
(d) The great roe.

9. What type of establishment does Big Flo operate?
(a) A hair salon.
(b) A grocery market.
(c) A speakeasy.
(d) A book store.

10. What is the apparent cause of Mr. Walker's death?
(a) A broken heart.
(b) A stab wound.
(c) An overdose of sleeping pills.
(d) A gunshot wound.

11. What type of animal is a flying snoll?
(a) A lizard.
(b) A caterpillar.
(c) A fish.
(d) A giraffe.

12. What happens at towards the end of the play that causes the actors to have to ad-lib the the ending?
(a) The actor playing the King is called away on urgent business.
(b) The machine accidentally kills the actor playing Zeus.
(c) Doris decides to put on a one woman show.
(d) Diabetes gets locked in the bathroom.

13. How old is Weinstein?
(a) 59 years old.
(b) 62 years old.
(c) 47 years old.
(d) 51 years old.

14. Why can't Toulouse-Lautrec be a good dentist?
(a) Because of his size.
(b) He is blind.
(c) Because he has narcolepsy.
(d) He is left handed.

15. In the game lamming, what did people put on themselves?
(a) Feathers.
(b) Bangles.
(c) Coats.
(d) Wigs.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the primary focus of the critic as he goes through O'Shawn's poem line by line?

2. Why is one of Vincent's patients suing him?

3. Who does this essay assert was the same person as Shakespeare?

4. What woman is named as intimidating Weinstein with her accomplishments?

5. In what context does the critic state O'Shawn's poems should be read?

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