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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. How does Miss Julie say she feels when she speaks to Jean about their situation?
(a) Like she's falling down.
(b) Like she's in paradise.
(c) Like she she wants to be sick.
(d) Like she's flying.
2. How is Christine feeling in Pantomime?
3. What does Christine hum after Julie and Jean leave?
(a) A random compilation of notes.
(b) The dancing music outside.
(c) A lullaby.
(d) A new popular song.
4. In which of the following periods does Strindberg set the play?
(a) The end of the 18th century.
(b) The beginning of the 19th century.
(c) The beginning of the 20th century.
(d) The end of the 19th century.
5. What are the characters celebrating?
(a) Good Friday.
(b) Midsummer's Night.
(d) The Count's birthday.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Strindberg's attitude in the preface?
2. Where did Miss Julie cancel her engagement with Mr. Kronvogt?
3. How would Julie act if the situation with Christine were reversed?
4. In Scene 2, what does Julie ask Jean to do with his clothes?
5. Christine and Jean are _____ when Julie enters the kitchen in Scene 2.
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Jean's attitude towards Miss Julie in the first scene?
2. How does Jean respond to Julie's flirtatious behavior after the dance as Christine sleeps?
3. What do Julie and Christine talk about while Jean gets changed?
4. According to Strindberg, what is the removal of the decayed and superannuated trees from a national forest a metaphor for?
5. Why does Strindberg reveal so much in the preface?
6. What does Jean tell Julie about his recurring dream, and why is it significant?
7. How did Julie's mother raise Julie?
8. Why does Miss Julie want Jean to call her only Julie?
9. Why does Christine think she and Jean should quit working for the family?
10. What is Julie's recurring dream and what can it be a metaphor for?
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