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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 does Max call his benefactress who visits him in act 1, scene 2?
(a) Lick Me- Bite Me.
(b) Hold Me-Touch Me.
(c) Hug Me-Kiss Me.
(d) Kiss Me-Lick Me.
2. Who answers the door at Roger's apartment in act 1, scene 7?
(a) Gaia Ghia Carmina.
(b) Carman Miranda.
(c) Maria Chinquito Poquito de la Barcelona.
(d) Carmen Ghia.
3. How do Max and Leo take the oath when Franz is not looking?
(a) They cross their fingers.
(b) They stick out their middle fingers.
(c) They lower their arms.
(d) They switch hands.
4. Who is Leo's boss at his accounting firm?
(a) Mr. Whitehall.
(b) Mr. Bialystock.
(c) Mr. Marks.
(d) Mr. Holmes.
5. Why does Leo nearly lose his temper while singing with Franz?
(a) Max keeps poking him.
(b) Leo keeps falling.
(c) Franz keeps kicking and slapping him.
(d) Leo keeps stepping in the pigeons' mess.
Short Answer Questions
1. What game must Max play with Hold Me-Touch Me in act 1, scene 9?
2. In act 1, scene 8, what do Max and Leo bring back to the office after meeting with Roger?
3. What is Max Bialystock's profession?
4. What appears at the end of Max and Leo's song in act 1, scene 4?
5. What is the final hook that Max uses to pull Roger into his project?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Leo's neuroses shown in act 1, scene 2?
2. Why must Roger not hug Carmen at the end of the musical within a musical?
3. What is offered to Ulla by the end of act 1, scene 8?
4. Why is Leo disgusted by the script Max chooses?
5. What is significant about Max and Leo staying up all night in act 1, scene 5?
6. How does Leo end up coming to Max's defense in the courtroom?
7. What is Franz's mission with his script?
8. What is the point of having Franz talk to pigeons?
9. What does Max sum up about the author of Springtime for Hitler?
10. What is significant about Bialystock being middle-aged and disheveled?
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