Inheritance Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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Inheritance Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: Part Two, Prologue and Act One.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What makes Henry say that Eric is "vivid" (120)?
(a) Eric's enthusiastic description of everything there is to do in New York in the fall.
(b) Eric's sarcastic joke about looking for a place to live in the Bronx in 1977.
(c) Eric's detailed recounting of his final fight with Toby.
(d) Eric's wistful explanation of everything that he loved and respected about Walter.

2. When they are all at dinner together, what conclusion do Charles and Paul reach about their father and Eric?
(a) Henry is romantically interested in Eric.
(b) Eric is trying to con their father the way he conned Walter.
(c) Henry is starting to see Eric as another son.
(d) Eric is helping to alleviate their father's grief over Walter.

3. How does Walter's attitude seem to change in the weeks after Eric's birthday?
(a) He seems distracted and less interested in Eric.
(b) He becomes excessively polite and cautious around Eric.
(c) He is more openly concerned about Eric's relationship with Toby.
(d) He seems newly suspicious of Eric's motives.

4. What is the consequence of Toby's behavior at the rehearsal of his play?
(a) He is barred from further rehearsals.
(b) He is arrested.
(c) The play is almost pulled from production.
(d) The opening of the play is postponed.

5. What does the description of Eric's time in Paris emphasize?
(a) Eric's attachment to Henry is just a substitute for his relationship with Toby.
(b) Eric is turning his attention from politics to his own happiness.
(c) Eric is younger, but he has much to teach Henry.
(d) Eric is distracted from his real priorities by Henry's wealth.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Adam reminds Toby of his declaration of love and unwelcome sexual advances, how does Toby respond?

2. What is Toby's response to the successful opening of his play?

3. To whom is Jasper referring when he quizzes Henry about giving money to a certain political candidate (166)?

4. What is Toby's play called?

5. What are the Young Men all doing in the play's prologue?

(see the answer key)

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