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Prologue and Part 1, Chapter 1-5; Pages 3-28

1. When does Hag-Seed begin?
(a) April 1990.
(b) January 2006.
(c) February, 2013.
(d) March 2003.

2. Where does Hag-Seed begin?
(a) On the road.
(b) Felix’ hovel.
(c) Fletcher County Correctional Institute.
(d) Makeshiweg Theatre Festival.

3. What kind of writing does the novel open with?
(a) Screenplay.
(b) Poetry.
(c) Stage play.
(d) Prose.

4. How is Shakespeare’s prose represented in Hag-Seed?
(a) As impressionistic dance.
(b) Verbatim.
(c) As rap.
(d) As music.

5. What do the audience members attribute the black out to, in the prologue of Hag-Seed?
(a) A routine electrical issue.
(b) A prison riot.
(c) A terrorist act.
(d) A blizzard.

6. What causes a voice to yell “Lockdown!” to the audience in the prologue of Hag-Seed?
(a) A blackout.
(b) A prisoner escaping.
(c) The sound of shots.
(d) Someone having a medical issue.

7. When does Part I of Hag-Seed begin?
(a) March 2009.
(b) January 2013.
(c) February 2006.
(d) April 1990.

8. What is Felix brushing when Part I begins?
(a) His hair.
(b) His teeth.
(c) His dog.
(d) His clothing.

9. What does Felix say would complete his humiliation?
(a) Forgetting his lines.
(b) Lights coming on too soon.
(c) A dental meltdown.
(d) Tony showing up.

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