6. Which theater performance received the review 'The worst the professor can be accused of is self-involvement and pomposity, hardly crimes punishable by utter devastation'
Royal Court Theatre
Missouri Repertory Theatre
London Garrick
7. In which production of 'Oleanna' was there a distorted soundtrack between acts?
Royal Court Theatre
The Missouri Repertory Theatre
London Garrick
8. Where was Carol described as delivering 'a heartfelt appeal for recognition of her emotional experience'
Maidment Theatre, New Zealand
Royal Court Theatre, London
The Missouri Repertory Theatre
9. Which newspaper did Mamet tell about a 'loose remark' which resulted in the prosecution of a young academic?
The Washington Post
The Times
The Guardian
10. 'The points she makes about power and privilege - I believe them all. ...'
'...Each person's point of view is correct. Yet they end up destroying each other.'
'...Carol's point of view is correct. Yet she is destroyed.'
'...Each person's point of view is correct. Yet both emerge victorious.'
11. When was the Anita Hill vs Clarence Thomas case?
1991
1992
1993
12. Carol's leap of self-assuredness comes across as that of an intelligent...
...but inexperienced person struggling to connect to the academic rules of engagement
...but vindictive young woman struggling to overcome her prejudices about the education system
...but insecure person struggling to assert herself in the face of elitism
13. What caused sexual harassment to become such a serious problem in the early 90s?
A lack of regulation in institutes like universities
The economic recession
University fees
14. What does John confess to at the end of the performance held in the Royal Court Theatre?
Failing the young
Failing himself
Allowing Carol to go too far
15. What was the name of the anthology introduced by the University of Texas, as part of a compulsory English course?
1 in 5
Racism and Sexism
Debating PC: The controversy over political correctness on college campuses
