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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 type of vermin is the weal?
(a) An opossum.
(b) A weasel.
(c) A mouse.
(d) A skunk.
2. What political/social ideal did Weinstein contemplate adopting?
(a) Industrialism.
(b) Socialism.
(c) Monarchy.
(d) Communism.
3. Who is Vincent Van Gogh writing to?
(a) Randy.
(b) God.
(c) His mother.
(d) Theo.
4. Who comes into the play claiming to be the author of the audience?
(a) Mark Twain.
(b) Hugo Weaving.
(c) Marcus Strauss.
(d) Lorenzo Miller.
5. What does the author of Slang Origins use to discover the origin of certain slang expression?
(a) Merriam-Webster's Dictionary.
(b) Research of historical almanacs.
(c) A credible authority.
(d) His own common sense and friends' opinions.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many eyes is a flying snoll rumored to have?
2. After reading the ransom note and speaking to Kermit, what conclusion does Inspector Ford come to?
3. In what context does the critic state O'Shawn's poems should be read?
4. What object did the poets fiance fall off of?
5. Who is the author of Alice in Wonderland?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did the phrase "humble pie" originate?
2. What is Vincent Van Gogh's profession in this story and how does he feel about it?
3. What is the solution of the "The Stolen Gem" case?
4. What are some of the strange interpretations the critic pulls from O'Shawn's work?
5. What is Weinstein's relationship and interaction with Harriet like?
6. What are Diabetes and Hepatitis discussing and arguing about at the beginning of "God (A Play)"?
7. Who suggests that there be no ending to the play and how does Hepatitis respond?
8. Who is Claire Memling and what is Vincent Van Gogh's relationship with her?
9. What idea does Trichinosis bring to the play?
10. What are two types of creatures touched on in this section and how are they described?
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