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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Scene 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Joe mean when he refers to "black and blue boys?"
(a) Workers mistreated by their employers.
(b) Newspaper boys.
(c) Members of a certain sports team.
(d) Veterans of the war.

2. What is one reason Joe gives for strikes sometimes failing?
(a) One person can't win against the union.
(b) Slackers don't work hard enough to win.
(c) Strikes fail because they are dishonorable.
(d) Strikers usually accept that a strike isn't needed.

3. What does Edna imply that her current financial situation is causing to happen to her?
(a) Losing weight.
(b) Putting wrinkles on her face.
(c) Missing her favorite movie.
(d) Crying every day.

4. Which character is accused of taking a "run-out powder?"
(a) Lefty.
(b) Joe.
(c) Miller.
(d) Fatt.

5. Who does Joe accuse of racketeering?
(a) Benjamin.
(b) Lefty.
(c) Fatt.
(d) Miller.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do the workers demand from the union leader?

2. What source is suggested as proof to backup Fatt's claims?

3. What is one thing Fatt accuses "reds" of doing?

4. In Scene 3, what changes the employee's mind about the new work assignment?

5. How is Fatt described?

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