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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. Who does Roy give a message from about the flowers in Act One, Scene One?
(a) Willie.
(b) Michael.
(c) Charlie.
(d) Bob.

2. What soundtrack blares from a loudspeaker in Act One, Scene One?
(a) Schubert.
(b) Mendelssohn.
(c) Rossini.
(d) Paganini.

3. How does Roy accuse Coral of behaving at school functions?
(a) Snotty.
(b) Overly friendly.
(c) Like a ghost.
(d) Rude.

4. In Act One, Scene One, who provided the lumber for the play?
(a) Allan and Betty Shirlaw.
(b) Peter and Mercy Wyatt.
(c) David and Angela Lewis.
(d) Robert and Laura Philipps.

5. In Act One, Scene Two, what does Tom hope happens to Gwen and her family so they end up in the hospital?
(a) Broken leg.
(b) Food poisoning.
(c) Car accident.
(d) Sunstroke.

Short Answer Questions

1. Before Gwen goes to bed in Act Two, Scene Two, what does she ask be taken out?

2. What time is Gwen afraid they will not get away in Act Two, Scene Two?

3. At the end of Act Two, Scene Two, what sport does Meg comment that she could have played instead of being in the play?

4. What does Jim tell Meg worries her mother in Act Two, Scene Two?

5. What does Gwen wish the students had done instead of Shakespeare?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Act Two, Scene One, what does Tom say about going on the trip?

2. Why does Vic come to check on a noise she hears in Act Two, Scene Four, and what does she find?

3. How does Harry say that he and his family will spend their holiday?

4. What happend to Roy and Coral's son, and why does Roy say that he had to go?

5. In Act Two, Scene Four, what does Vic ask Tom to do about the trip?

6. What does Gwen complain about in Act Two, Scene Two?

7. Who does Roy thank in Act One, Scene One?

8. Where did Gwen grow up and when did she leave home?

9. What conversation do Meg and Tom have before they leave?

10. How does the play, A Midsummer's Night's Dream, end?

(see the answer keys)

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