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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What political/social ideal did Weinstein contemplate adopting?
(a) Industrialism.
(b) Communism.
(c) Socialism.
(d) Monarchy.
2. After reading the ransom note and speaking to Kermit, what conclusion does Inspector Ford come to?
(a) Two neighbors kiddnapped Kermit because they hate the Krolls.
(b) Kermit was in on the kidnapping.
(c) The kidnappers were Russian.
(d) It was just a practical joke.
3. Who does Flo help win the title "The Greek"?
(a) George.
(b) Gus.
(c) Nick.
(d) Petros.
4. Who is to blame for Ned's death?
(a) Al Capone's men.
(b) Crooked Eddie.
(c) Cancer.
(d) Flo.
5. How are Bob and Wendy Fate dressed as in the play?
(a) An 80s rock band.
(b) The Grim Reaper.
(c) America tourists.
(d) Clowns.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is the author of Alice in Wonderland?
2. What type of gem is stolen in "The Stolen Gem"?
3. Who is Clifford Wheel's murderer?
4. How many eyes is a flying snoll rumored to have?
5. What type of vermin is the weal?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the story of the origins of the phrase "get into beef"?
2. How does the essay "But Soft...Real Soft" begin and what are some arguments regarding Shakespeare that it mentions?
3. What are some of the strange interpretations the critic pulls from O'Shawn's work?
4. What importance does the critic put on the names mentioned in O'Shawn's poem and what does the critic try to do each time he sees a name?
5. What are Diabetes and Hepatitis discussing and arguing about at the beginning of "God (A Play)"?
6. How is Mr. Walker initially thought to have died and what truth about his death does the Inspector find?
7. What idea does Trichinosis bring to the play?
8. Who suggests that there be no ending to the play and how does Hepatitis respond?
9. How did the phrase "humble pie" originate?
10. How does the critic seem to speak about O'Shawn and his work? What does the critic add to O'Shawn's work?
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