What emotion does Merrick attribute to Treves' left hand and

the way it covers his body?A. Control.B. Hope.C. Aggression.D. Fear.

Control.

As the police are searching his belongings, what word does

Merrick croak over and over?A. God.B. Jesus.C. Hell.D. Heaven.

Jesus.

After riding on the train, what other mode of transportation does Merrick take back to London?

A. A boat.B. A taxi.C. A bicycle.D. An airplane.

A boat.

What maddens Merrick about some married men?

A. The fact that some are stingy with their money.B. The fact that some men also take mistresses.C. The fact that some beat their wives.D. The fact that some are alcoholics.

The fact that some men also take mistresses.

What is Treves' subject of choice in the hospital?

A. Psychology.B. Physiology.C. Orthopedics.D. Anatomy.

Anatomy.

How does Treves react when he sees Mrs. Kendal nude in

Merrick's room?

A. He is amused.B. He is apologetic.C. He is outraged.D. He is confused.

He is outraged.

Who does Ross have to draw a contract with in order to show

Merrick on the streets?

A. The schools.B. The police.C. The other traveling acts.D. The neighborhood association.

The police.

During Ross' visit, what does Merrick compare himself to?A. A dog.B. A worm.C. A whore.D. A pig.

A whore.

What does Merrick find most envious about married men?A. That they can look at a woman every day.B. That they will always have home cooked dinners.C. That they do not have to sleep alone.D. That they could have childrenThat they do not have to sleep

alone.

Which book did Merrick study as a child?

A. The Vedas.B. The Qur'an.C. The Bible.D. The Torah.

The Bible.

Where did Ross and Treves meet?

A. The hospitalB. The police stationC. The circus D. The train station

The circus

What disease do people think Merrick has?

A. HerpesB. A genetic disorderC. ElephantiasisD. Aspergers

Elephantiasis

Who is the Elephant Man’s first nurse?

A. Mrs. KendalB. Miss. SandwichC. GommD. Snork

Miss Sandwich

How many pinheads are there?

A. 1B. 2C. 3D. 4

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Why didn’t Merrick want to work with Ross again?

A. Ross stole his moneyB. Merrick was dyingC. Ross was already richD. Ross was being arrested

Ross stole his money

How does Merrick die?

A. He is poisonedB. He has a heart attackC. He has a strokeD. His head snaps back, causing asphyxiation

His head snaps back, causing asphyxiation

Why is Mrs. Kendal sent away?

A. She was illB. She had to make a movieC. She stripped for MerrickD. She went on vacation

She stripped for Merrick

Who is the administrator of the London Hospital?

A. PorterB. GommC. TrevesD. Ross

Gomm

In what city does the play take place?

A. BerlinB. ParisC. LondonD. Oslo

London

What does Merrick build a model of?

A. HospitalB. CarC. ChurchD. Dream house

Church

Which notable woman is the Emperor's sister?

A. Marie Antoinette.B. Marie Ste Just.C. Maria Theresa.D. Marie Curie.

Marie Antoinette.

What explanation does Salieri give the Emperor for not choosing

Mozart as the Princess Elizabeth's music tutor?

A. He informs the Emperor that Mozart cannot be trusted around young women.B. He tells the Emperor Mozart is too busy.C. He tells the Emperor Mozart might influence the Princess politically.D. He tells the Emperor Mozart's fees are too high.

He informs the Emperor that Mozart cannot be trusted around young women.

Where does Salieri finally meet Mozart?

A. At Baroness Waldstadten's.B. At the Belvedere.C. At the Statsoper.D. At the Imperial Palace.

At Baroness Waldstadten's.

How does Salieri refer to his servants?

A. As the Kappellmeister's Baker and The Keeper of the Salt.B. As The Keeper of the Razor and The

Maker of the Cakes.C. As The Keeper of the Purse and The

Maker of the Cakes.D. As The gossiping Venticelli.

As The Keeper of the Razor and The Maker of the Cakes.

What caused Mozart's death, according to the Venticelli?

A. Syphilis.B. Puerperal fever.C. Smallpox.D. Rheumatic fever.

Syphilis.

In what way does Salieri demonstrate his abandonment

of his vow of chastity?A. He takes Constanze Mozart as his

mistress.B. He begins an affair with Katharina Cavalieri.C. e starts seeing prostitutes.D. He seduces a nun.

He begins an affair with Katharina Cavalieri.

What word describes Salieri's success and what he has bought

with it?A. 'Incomprehensible' to apply to his success and his wife's taste in furniture.B. 'Deliberate' for the way he has made things happen and the way he has decorated his house.C. The word 'lavish' to connect praise and furnishings.D. The adjective 'golden'--for opinions and the furniture that reflects his success.

The adjective 'golden'--for opinions and the furniture that

reflects his success.

Towards the end of the play, who does Constanze blame for the

Mozart’s' present plight?

A. Salieri.B. Her father-in-law, Leopold.C. Her husband, Wolfgang.D. Her unborn baby.

Her father-in-law, Leopold.

What does Constanze suggest might cure her husband's bad

dreams? A. A visit to the spa.B. Work.C. A better house.D. Laudanum.

Work.

Towards the end of the play, for what reason does Mozart reject the

idea of giving more concerts? A. He says he has arthritic pain in his fingers.B. He says he is no longer fashionable.C. He says he can't afford to rent a hall.D. He says he has lost his gifts as a virtuoso.

He says he is no longer fashionable.

Where does the majority of the story take place?

A. Salzburg, AustriaB. Rome, ItalyC. Vienna, AustriaD. Berlin, Germany

Vienna, Austria

What is Salieri’s occupation?

A. Court ComposerB. Royal ChamberlainC. Director of the Royal OperaD. Prefect of the Imperial Library

Court Composer

Who is Mozart’s wife?

A. Katherina CavalieriB. Constanze WeberC. Teresa CavalieriD. All of the above

Constanze Weber

What does Constanze bring to Salieri’s apartment on her first

visit?A. Mozart’s handwritten manuscriptsB. Her open legsC. Roman chestnutsD. A song she wants to sing for him

Mozart’s handwritten manuscripts

What is Salieri’s weakness?

A. WomenB. Fame through musicC. Italian sweetmeatsD. All of the above

All of the above

What had Emperor Joseph banned from all operas performed in his court?

A. Bare shouldersB. Exposed anklesc. DeathD. Dancing

Dancing

What purpose do the “Venticelli” serve?

A. To cause mayhemB. To spread rumorsC. To keep Salieri up-to-dateD. To accompany Mozart

To keep Salieri up-to-date

What is Teresa Salieri say was her first impression of Mozart?

A. He is frivolous and whimsicalB. To keep Salieri up-to-dateC. She does not say.D. She wants him

She does not say.

What did Mozart’s death certificate cite as the cause of

death?A. SyphilisB. Kidney failureC. PoisoningD. Suicide

Kidney failure

How many children did Mozart have with Constanze?

A. 0B. 1C. 2D. 3

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What will Regina have plenty of if she goes to live with

Engstrand?A. JewelryB. ShoesC. FoodD. Dresses

Dresses

What does Manders say he disapproves of?

A. Oswald's life in ParisB. The Young Master's lazinessC. Mrs. Alving's booksD. A and C

A and C

When does Mrs. Alving say Engstrand is a good worker?A. After midnightB. When he is offered a lot of moneyC. When he is soberD. After he has had a woman

When he is sober

What is Mrs. Alving frightened that she is in the presence of?A. TrollsB. GhostsC. FiendsD. Spooks

Ghosts

What kind of person does Regina not want to marry?

A. SailorsB. WoodcuttersC. LawyersD. Doctors

Sailors

What does Engstrand want to finish his work at the orphanage

with?A. A partyB. PrayersC. A feastD. A sing song

Prayers

What does Engstrand say will stand Regina in good stead?A. Her repressed natureB. Her freedomC. Her sense of funD. Her education

Her education

What does Manders think is rampant in artistic circles?

A. MurderB. MoralityC. Fun livingD. Immorality

Immorality

What does Regina say she has been brought up to be?

A. A servantB. spinsterC. A maidenD. A lady

A lady

What does Oswald want to use to kill himself?

A. CyanideB. Sleeping tabletsC. MorphineD. Cocaine

Morphine

What sort of memorial is Mrs. Alving building to honor the late

Captain?A. A schoolB. An orphans' asylumC. An establishment for sailorsD. A garden

An orphans' asylum

Who is Johanna?

A. a ghostB. the patron saint of a Norwegian port cityC. a former lover of OswaldD. a former servant

a former servant

What does Oswald do by profession?

A. He is a student.B. He is a playboy.C. He is a painter.D. He is a musician.

He is a painter.

Why is Regina hesitant to join Mrs. Alving and Oswald for

champagne?A. Her father is an alcoholic.B. She knows Pastor Manders will catch her.C. She is always careful not to follow in her mother's footsteps.D. She doesn't want to forget her place as a servant.She doesn't want to forget her

place as a servant.

In which way does Oswald differ from his father?

A. He drinks.B. He flirts with the maid.C. He has a compromised reputation.D. He smokes.

He has a compromised reputation.

How does the weather change at the very end of Ghosts?

A. The air fills with smoke.B. The sun comes out.C. Mist envelops the fjord.D. An avalanche destroys the asylum.

The sun comes out.

What is Jakob Engstrand by profession?

A. a bartenderB. an asylum patientC. a carpenter working on an asylumD. a doctor in an asylum

a carpenter working on an asylum

How does Mrs. Alving first learn that Oswald is flirting

with Regina?A. Engstrand tells Pastor Manders.B. She catches them in the garden.C. She hears Regina resisting him in

the dining room.D. She hears Oswald talking about her in a drunken delirium.She hears Regina resisting him

in the dining room.

Which of the following words is not a good description of Mrs.

Alving's feelings for the pastor?

A. AdmirationB. RespectC. AffectionD. Condescension

Condescension

What does Oswald carry in order to be ready for

emergencies?

A. Morphine pillsB. His father’s pistolsC. A picture of ReginaD. A silver cross

Morphine pills

What type of sandwich does Algernon take from Lane?

A. TunaB. JamC. CheeseD. Cucumber

Cucumber

According to Algernon, what do the lower classes lack a sense

of?

A. Moral responsibilityB. Respect for their bettersC. HistoryD. Duty to country

Moral responsibility

According to Algernon, what is the essence of romance?

A. FidelityB. UncertaintyC. PassionD. Consistency

Uncertainty

In Act I, what relation does Jack claim to Cecily?

A. They are engagedB. They are siblingsC. He is her fatherD. She is his aunt

She is his aunt

According to Lady Bracknell, what two things rarely go

together?

A. Knowing much and knowing selfB. Having much and owing littleC. Behaving well and feeling wellD. Making love and making peace

Behaving well and feeling well

What, according to Miss Prism, does Socialism lead to?

A. Dissolution of the familyB. Vulgar literatureC. Rational dress for womenD. Rioting

Rational dress for women

How does Cecily have letters from Ernest?

A. She wrote them herselfB. Algernon wrote themC. Other boys wrote them and she changed the nameD. Jack wrote them

She wrote them herself

When Cecily and Gwendolen both discover that each is engaged to Ernest, what do they compare?

A. FiguresB. Wedding noticesC. DiariesD. Rings

Diaries

According to Lady Bracknell, who are the only people to speak

disrespectfully of Society?

A. Those who cannot get into itB. Those who have been in it all their livesC. Those who serve itD. The Portuguese

Those who cannot get into it

How does Jack introduce Algernon to the other characters

at the end of the play?

A. His less attractive brotherB. His unfortunate brotherC. His sometimes brotherD. His long-lost brother

His unfortunate brother

Algernon's imaginary friend is named what?

A. BradB. BunburyC. BeetleD. BismarckE. Bitner

Bunbury

Jack left what item at Algernon's house in Act 1?

A. hatB. cigarette caseC. papersD. coatE. medicine

cigarette case

Lady Bracknell is married. At what time do we "see" her

husband?A. Act 1 at Algernon's homeB. at Jack's country homeC. train stationD. neverE. tea at Algernon's home

never

Miss Prism says she has written a novel. What type of novel is

it?A. MysteryB. RomanceC. AdventureD. ReligiousE. Porn

Romance

When Jack was abandoned as a baby, he was left in what?

A. bassinetteB. cribC. hand bagD. trash canE. nothing

hand bag

Lane is butler to whom?

A. JackB. Dr. ChausableC. MerrimanD. AlgernonE. Cameron Murray

Algernon

Where was Jack's imaginary brother when he "died"?

A. Washington, D.C.B. LondonC. ParisD. HeathrowE. Shropshire

Paris

Who is not/has not been Ernest?

A. JackB. AlgernonC. Jack and Algernon's FatherD. Jack's imaginary brother.E. Lane

Lane

Who found Jack in the handbag?

A. AlgernonB. CecilyC. ErnestD. Miss PrismE. Thomas Cardew

Miss Prism

Why did Jack get the name "Worthing"?

A. Thomas Cardew had a ticket in his pocket for the S.S. Worthing when he found Jack.B. It written on the handbag he was in.C. Cecily thought it up one day.D. Algernon thought it sounded cool.E. Thomas Cardew's middle name was Worthing.

Thomas Cardew had a ticket in his pocket for the S.S. Worthing when he

found Jack.

THE END