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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. After reading the ransom note and speaking to Kermit, what conclusion does Inspector Ford come to?
(a) The kidnappers were Russian.
(b) It was just a practical joke.
(c) Two neighbors kiddnapped Kermit because they hate the Krolls.
(d) Kermit was in on the kidnapping.
2. What is Weinstein contemplating as he lies on his bed?
(a) The car accident he just got into.
(b) His job.
(c) His wasted life.
(d) That his wallet was stolen.
3. What is the name of the O'Shawn poem being reviewed?
(a) Poem.
(b) The Lives of Those That Live.
(c) Above here.
(d) Beyond Ichor.
4. According to the critic, what water recreation was O'Shawn fond of?
(a) Sailing.
(b) Rafting.
(c) Surfing.
(d) Diving.
5. What happens at towards the end of the play that causes the actors to have to ad-lib the the ending?
(a) The actor playing the King is called away on urgent business.
(b) The machine accidentally kills the actor playing Zeus.
(c) Doris decides to put on a one woman show.
(d) Diabetes gets locked in the bathroom.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was Mr. Freem wearing when he was killed?
2. What tropical island does Gauguin head off for after a fight?
3. What is the name of the girl Vincent is in love with?
4. What does Diabetes state choas may equate to?
5. What subject is Doris Levine majoring in at school?
Short Essay Questions
1. What subject matter is covered in "Fabulous Tales and Mythical Beasts"?
2. What role does Al Capone play in Flo's life?
3. What are two types of creatures touched on in this section and how are they described?
4. What is Vincent Van Gogh's profession in this story and how does he feel about it?
5. Who is Claire Memling and what is Vincent Van Gogh's relationship with her?
6. What idea does Trichinosis bring to the play?
7. Who suggests that there be no ending to the play and how does Hepatitis respond?
8. What importance does the critic put on the names mentioned in O'Shawn's poem and what does the critic try to do each time he sees a name?
9. How does the critic seem to speak about O'Shawn and his work? What does the critic add to O'Shawn's work?
10. How did the phrase "humble pie" originate?
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