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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. Why does Kath say she can't ask Dadda to do any work involving ladders?
(a) He is in a wheelchair.
(b) He has trouble with his eyes.
(c) He is afraid of heights.
(d) He is deaf.

2. Who does Sloane say he's likely gotten Kemp confused with?
(a) Fergusson.
(b) Williams.
(c) Jameson.
(d) Ed.

3. How old is Sloane?
(a) Twenty.
(b) Twenty-two.
(c) Seventeen.
(d) Twenty-five.

4. What topic does Ed seem rather interested in during his first conversation with Sloane?
(a) Music.
(b) Sports.
(c) Money.
(d) Books.

5. Which character says, "I'm broadminded"?
(a) Kemp.
(b) Kath.
(c) Sloane.
(d) Ed.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Kath go to do in Act One, leaving Sloane and Kemp alone?

2. What does Kemp do during his first conversation with Sloane?

3. What does Kath bring to stop the settee from being stained?

4. On what street is Sloane's old flat?

5. What pride does Kemp remark about his son?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Ed's "take" on the situation between Kath and Tommy?

2. What comments does Kemp say that lead to the presumption that he is bigoted? How do the others respond?

3. How can Ed and Kath be compared to Richard Halliwell?

4. Why does Ed want Sloane to move in with him? What are the "surface reasons" as well as the implications through subtext?

5. How does Sloane respond when Ed corners him regarding taking out the car? What is Ed's reaction?

6. What is "Sloane's account" of his interaction with Kemp's boss?

7. Why does Kath change her mind about covering up the murder?

8. What happens 20 years ago between Ed and Kemp? What is their relationship now because of it?

9. At which point in Act Three does Sloane lose the upper hand?

10. What is revealed about the characters' motives in Act Two?

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