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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 are above war, according to the Cherrys?
(a) Americans.
(b) Russians.
(c) Italians.
(d) British people.
2. In commenting on the guests, what does Quillery reveal the hotel building's original function was?
(a) A sanitarium.
(b) A sports center.
(c) A restaurant.
(d) A library.
3. Which of the following best describes Hotel Monte Gabriele's location?
(a) Desolate.
(b) Accessible.
(c) Highly visible.
(d) Remote.
4. What does Harry promote the act for the blond girls as?
(a) Les Blondes.
(b) The Amazing Blondes.
(c) Les Blondie.
(d) The Incredible Blondes.
5. What nationality are Irene's relatives, as she explains in the end of Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Russian and American.
(b) Russian and English.
(c) French and American.
(d) French and English.
Short Answer Questions
1. What fascinates the men in the hotel about Irene's demeanor?
2. What has Don disgruntled at the beginning of the play?
3. What does Harry offer the hotel guests as entertainment?
4. When did the planes that Irene questions Weber about take off?
5. What kind of research does Dr. Waldersee do?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Quillery object to Weber's line of work and what is his theory on who is paying for it?
2. What comments does Harry make about Weber? What does Irene say to Harry in response to his thoughts on Weber, and what are her possible motives?
3. What was significant about Harry and the woman who reminds him of Irene's original meeting?
4. How do Quillery's earlier remarks to Doctor Waldersee come into play after we learn about the doctor's change in destination?
5. What does Quillery relay to the hotel guests about the Italian military, and what is his frame of mind?
6. What does Irene tell Harry about her fate at the hotel and why does she believe it to be true?
7. What do Harry and Irene talk about after he returns to stay with her in the final act of the play, and what does it symbolize?
8. What does Dr. Waldersee think of Quillery's views on the war?
9. What is it about Irene that Harry reveals as the reason he recognizes her, and why is this important?
10. How does Harry end the second scene of Act 2, and what do the guests signify with their activity?
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