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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. What is Max hoping to find in act 1, scene 5?
(a) A mediocre play he can workshop.
(b) An atrocious script.
(c) The next big hit.
(d) Shakespeare's lost work.

2. What is the name of the location of act 1, scene nine?
(a) "Max's Love Nest."
(b) "Lady Llama Land."
(c) "Little Old Lady Land."
(d) "Max's Exhausting Week."

3. What song do Roger and his team sing in act 1, scene 7?
(a) "All You Need is a Jew."
(b) "The Song That Goes Like This."
(c) "Make 'em Laugh."
(d) "Keep It Gay."

4. What is the backdrop of act 1, Scene 9?
(a) Valentine hearts.
(b) Pictures of Hitler.
(c) Smiley faces.
(d) Broken hearts.

5. What must Max and Leo sing and dance to with Franz?
(a) "Das Ist Mein Hop Clop."
(b) "Der Guten Tag Hop Clop."
(c) "Der Tenenbaum Zue Hop Clop."
(d) "Nein Tag Der Guten."

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the name of the show that has opened and closed in the same night in Act 1, Scene 1?

2. What is Leo's dream job?

3. In act 1, scene 8, what does the woman auditioning for Max and Leo give as her first name?

4. Who makes up Roger's team (the chorus) in the song in act 1, scene 7?

5. Who arrives at Max and Leo's office to audition for Springtime for Hitler in act 1, scene 8?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Franz's mission with his script?

2. What is significant about Leo being chastised for being six minutes late?

3. Describe the production of Springtime for Hitler.

4. What is the theatrical superstition detailed in act 2, scene 3?

5. What is Max's job and his history with show business?

6. What does it mean that Franz's only preparation for the show is to put on a Hitler mustache?

7. What is hurting Max the most in act 2, scene 7?

8. How is Leo's neuroses shown in act 1, scene 2?

9. What has happened throughout the day that forces Leo to quit his job?

10. For what event is Roger dressed up, and who is he going as?

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