The Rover Test | Final Test - Easy

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The Rover Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Antonio accuse Belvile of doing as he mistakes him for Willmore, who has already left the scene?
(a) Attacking him once.
(b) Attacking him twice.
(c) Robbing him.
(d) Attacking Angellica.

2. What does "the boy" tell Angellica in Act 4, Scene 2?
(a) That Antonio is an unfaithful lover.
(b) A story about a faithful lover.
(c) A story about an unfaithful lover.
(d) That Willmore is a thief.

3. What deal does Belvile agree to with Antonio in order to gain his freedom?
(a) He will support Antonio in his bid to be govenor.
(b) He will fight in Antonio's name and appear in Antonio's clothes.
(c) He will give Antonio all his money.
(d) He will leave Florinda alone.

4. How do Pedro, Belvile, and Frederic decide who gets to see Blunt's woman first, after they had entered Blunt's house?
(a) Drawing straws to see who has the longest.
(b) Drawing swords to see who has the longest.
(c) Drawing swords to see who has the shortest.
(d) Drawing swords to see who is the quickest.

5. How does Belvile react to Willmore's attack on Florinda?
(a) Belvile is speechless with fury.
(b) Belvile is yelling curses at him.
(c) Belvile punches him in the face.
(d) Belvile pats him on the back.

6. What does Blunt do when he apologizes to Florinda for attacking her?
(a) Bows to her.
(b) Kisses her.
(c) Returns her ring.
(d) Returns her money.

7. What would be worse torture to Belvile than being imprisoned by Antonio?
(a) Losing Florinda.
(b) Marrying Florinda.
(c) Losing Valeria.
(d) Losing his fortune.

8. Where is Belvile headed before he comes upon the duel between Willmore and Antonio?
(a) To confront Pedro.
(b) To wait for Florinda at the garden gate.
(c) To wait under Florinda's window.
(d) To find Blunt.

9. When is Florinda to meet Belvile so they can finally run away together after Pedro thinks she is locked in her room?
(a) When Pedro is at the carnival.
(b) When Pedro is at Angellica's.
(c) When Pedro is a church.
(d) When Pedro is drinking.

10. What does Willmore wish for as the argument between himself and Angellica escalates as she accuses him of loving someone else?
(a) That Angellica was angry enough to leave him alone.
(b) That Angellica would sleep with him.
(c) That Hellena was angry enough to leave him alone.
(d) That Hellena would sleep with him.

11. What does a furious Belvile do to Willmore after he discovers him attacking Florinda?
(a) Slaps him on the back and takes him drinking.
(b) Yells curses at him.
(c) Wounds him with his sword.
(d) Belvile draws his sword and runs at him.

12. Who does Florinda think is following her at the beginning of Scene 4 in Act 4?
(a) Blunt.
(b) Belvile.
(c) Willmore.
(d) Pedro.

13. As the duel has abruptly come to an end, what conclusion does Pedro come to about "Antonio"?
(a) He is a coward,
(b) He truly loves Florinda.
(c) He truly loves Angellica.
(d) He is Belvile.

14. Whose honor does Belvile believe Antonio is defending in the duel with Pedro?
(a) Florinda.
(b) Hellena.
(c) Valeria.
(d) Angellica.

15. In Act 5, who comes in and offers to kill Willmore for the masked woman after recognizing her carriage in front of the house?
(a) Antonio.
(b) Belvile.
(c) Frederic.
(d) Pedro.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Belvile tell Florinda when he takes her aside after Pedro's announcement after the duel is halted?

2. Why is Florinda worried about Belvile at the beginning of Act 4, Scene 2?

3. How does Belvile speak to the audience about his true feelings in Act 4, Scene 1?

4. Why does Hellena worry in an aside in Act 4, Scene 2 that all her hopes for love from Willmore are about to be destroyed?

5. In Act 4, Scene 2, what aspect of "the boy's" story causes Angellica and Willmore to argue?

(see the answer keys)

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