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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 is Doris polling the audience to find out?
(a) How they would like the play to end.
(b) If they think that peace can ever truly be attained on earth.
(c) Whether or not they like Woody Allen.
(d) Who would be willing to have sex with her.
2. What phrase supposedly came from a Renaissance courting ritual?
(a) Beat the band.
(b) Fiddlesticks.
(c) Take it on the lam.
(d) Get into a beef.
3. What type of gem is stolen in "The Stolen Gem"?
(a) Sapphire.
(b) Diamond.
(c) Ruby.
(d) Onyx.
4. What was it that the Minister of Justice died while attempting to eat?
(a) Creme Brulee
(b) A bagette.
(c) Shrimp.
(d) Jumbo Pie.
5. What is the name of the singer who desperately wants to sing at Three Deuces?
(a) Joan.
(b) Ms. Maybell.
(c) Kennedy.
(d) Jolson.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old is Kermit Kroll when he is kidnapped?
2. What tropical island does Gauguin head off for after a fight?
3. Who does Flo help win the title "The Greek"?
4. What is the instrument used to kill Clifford Wheel?
5. What woman is named as intimidating Weinstein with her accomplishments?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are Diabetes and Hepatitis discussing and arguing about at the beginning of "God (A Play)"?
2. How did the phrase "humble pie" originate?
3. What subject matter is covered in "Fabulous Tales and Mythical Beasts"?
4. What role does Al Capone play in Flo's life?
5. Why does Diabetes get Woody Allen involved and what is Allen's response?
6. What is the story of the origins of the phrase "get into beef"?
7. What is Weinstein's character like and what are some of his recollections?
8. What are some of the strange interpretations the critic pulls from O'Shawn's work?
9. How does the critic seem to speak about O'Shawn and his work? What does the critic add to O'Shawn's work?
10. What is Vincent Van Gogh's profession in this story and how does he feel about it?
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