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

2. What is Sandra's last name?
(a) Albert.
(b) Markowitz.
(c) Clement.
(d) Johnson.

3. Who enters while Sandra and Murray have their polite conversation?
(a) Arnold.
(b) Albert.
(c) Nick.
(d) Bubbles.

4. What is Murray ignoring that Nick finds out about?
(a) Letters from Child Welfare.
(b) The weather announcement.
(c) Phone calls from Arnold.
(d) The newspaper ads.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. How much does Sandra say it cost her parents for her to go to school?

2. How does Murray try to cheer up Sandra?

3. What is Albert carrying?

4. Who says, "women seldom sense when they have become boring"?

5. What has Murray avoided from the Child Welfare?

Short Essay Questions

1. When Nick asks Murray if he has been looking for a job, what does Murray confess to him?

2. 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?

3. When Albert takes Sandra aside to have a private conversation, what do they talk about?

4. With what does Sandra say she identifies?

5. Describe Murray and Nick's "act" that they perform for Leo.

6. Why does Albert think Nick should leave the room?

7. What does Leo suggest Murray include in the show?

8. Describe Bubbles.

9. While Albert and Sandra are having their private conversation, Murray is doing peculiar things while he waits. Describe what Murray is doing to keep himself occupied while he waits for Albert and Sandra.

10. What is Leo's breakdown for the time allotment with his show?

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