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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 comes to see Jeremy at night?
(a) Mrs. U.
(b) Michael.
(c) Mr. U.
(d) Ben.
2. What does the cop find out about the two old men?
(a) They are salespeople.
(b) They are cousins.
(c) They are neighbors.
(d) They are priests.
3. What does Keith do to one of the old men?
(a) Brings him home with him.
(b) Hits him in the knee with a baseball bat.
(c) Makes him wear a hat.
(d) Feeds him.
4. Who is the son in "Liberation Day"?
(a) Daniel.
(b) Michael.
(c) Richard.
(d) Ben.
5. What did Derek never break?
(a) A kite.
(b) A promise.
(c) A pencil.
(d) A window.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of "beam" shoots out of the old man's forehead in Ginnie's fantasy?
2. Why does Jeremy feel guilty about loving Mrs. U?
3. What is the "name" of the high-tech can opener?
4. What does Jean say Mike should do about his dad's work?
5. What amps up the Speakers' performances?
Short Essay Questions
1. What advice does Grandpa give to Robbie at the end of "Love Letter"?
2. What do the liberators say their intention towards the Speakers is in "Liberation Day"?
3. What does Jeremy hope will happen someday with Mrs. U in "Liberation Day"?
4. What does Ginne write right after Derek's assault in "A Mom of Bold Action"?
5. How is Ginnie's essay in "A Mom of Bold Action" different from other things she has previously written?
6. Which performance in "Liberation Day" does not go over well with "Company"?
7. In "Love Letter," what are some reasons that Grandpa does not do more to push back against governmental abuses?
8. At the end of "Liberation Day," why does Jeremy say he can no longer enjoy speaking at all?
9. What does Keith end up doing after reading Ginnie's essay in "A Mom of Bold Action"?
10. Why do most Speakers take the position as Speakers in "Liberation Day"?
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