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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Gould turns the questioning about inner vision to talk of what?
(a) Karen.
(b) Power.
(c) Money.
(d) God.
2. What does Karen claim was no accident?
(a) Moving to California.
(b) Falling in love.
(c) Breaking her glass.
(d) Working for Gould.
3. According to Gould, Ross will react in what way to the Prison film?
(a) He will question it then do it.
(b) Ross will give him an instant raise.
(c) He will kiss him.
(d) He'll ask if it was done last year.
4. What is Karen's definition of something greater than courage?
(a) Philanthropy.
(b) Disillusionment.
(c) Bravery.
(d) Empowerment.
5. What does Karen want to do if she accept a job offer from Gould?
(a) Be Ross' secretary.
(b) Be his right hand woman.
(c) Star as an actress.
(d) Work on a film.
6. What does Gould tell Karen people want to see in films?
(a) Marriage, love and happiness.
(b) Something new and revolutionary.
(c) Explosions, sex and violence.
(d) What they saw the year before.
7. When Gould balks at making the book, how does he classify the story?
(a) Romantic Fluff.
(b) End of the World.
(c) Explosions and Armies.
(d) Action.
8. Karen claims people do not want to see what in films?
(a) Violence.
(b) All of these.
(c) Sex.
(d) Titillation.
9. What is the name of the book found in Act 2?
(a) Unlock Radiation: The Key to Inner Enlightment in Twenty Steps.
(b) The Bridge: or, Radiation and the Half-Life of Society. A Study of Decay.
(c) Be Still, Radiation Filled Heart.
(d) Radiation Moon Story.
10. Who does Gould say has the power to make the book into a film?
(a) Karen.
(b) Gould.
(c) Richard Ross.
(d) Fox.
11. What does Karen think is happening to the world?
(a) It is dying.
(b) It is overpopulating.
(c) It is thriving.
(d) It is spinning to another realm.
12. While discussing the book, what word does Karen use that Gould finds unusual?
(a) Empowered.
(b) Emotional.
(c) Scandalous.
(d) Philanthropic.
13. In Act Two, why does Karen say she is championing the book?
(a) Her friend wrote it.
(b) It changed her.
(c) She read it in one night.
(d) She's tired of seeing comedies.
14. Why does Karen ask Gould if she's put him on the spot?
(a) She asked him to fire Fox.
(b) Gould threatens to blacklist her.
(c) She assumed he would make Radiation.
(d) Gould asks her to leave.
15. How does Gould respond to Karen's questions about inner vision?
(a) He doesn't understand them.
(b) He gets drunk.
(c) He laughs at her.
(d) He meditates.
Short Answer Questions
1. What substance do Karen and Gould share in Act Two?
2. What is Gould's objective when he has Karen at his house?
3. The book in Act 2 claims people are ruled by what emotion?
4. What is Karen's response at the idea of Gould wanting to sleep with her?
5. In Act Two, what does Gould accuse Karen of?
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