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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 Albert accuse Sandra of being too involved with?
(a) Her boss.
(b) Her friends.
(c) Her work.
(d) Murray.

2. Who warns Murray that "those people don't kid around"?
(a) Sandra.
(b) Arnold.
(c) Nick.
(d) Albert.

3. Who says, "women seldom sense when they have become boring"?
(a) Nick.
(b) Murray.
(c) Leo.
(d) Albert.

4. Before the play begins, what do we hear?
(a) Nothing. It is quiet.
(b) Murray taking a shower.
(c) Nick snoring.
(d) <i>The Chuckles the Chipmunk Show</i>.

5. What does Albert call Sandra in their private conversation?
(a) Sweetie.
(b) Sugar bear.
(c) Dear.
(d) Honey.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Murray try to cheer up Sandra?

2. How is Nick related to Murray?

3. What does Albert suggest Nick do so that Sandra can ask her questions?

4. How is Sandra going to start redecorating?

5. After Murray tells Sandra he probably loves her, Murray tells her she has small what?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the conversation consist of between Nick and Sandra in the beginning of Act 2, Part 3?

2. When Sandra tells Murray she isn't sure if he is independent or selfish, how does Murray reply?

3. Describe some of the funny parts of Leo's routine that Nick doesn't think is funny.

4. Why does Sandra feel the need to apologize to Murray after her argument with Albert?

5. How does Sandra's demeanor change after the doorbell rings at Murray's apartment and she hears that Albert is at the door?

6. Describe Bubbles.

7. With what does Sandra say she identifies?

8. Describe Nick.

9. As the curtain goes up at the beginning of Act 3, Part 1, what is Murray doing?

10. After Sandra leaves and Murray rushes to the door to open it and Sandra is still on the other side, what changes with their interaction after the door opens?

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