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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why isn't Antonio able to fight in the previously arranged duel between himself and Pedro?
(a) Because he doesn't really care about Angellica.
(b) Because of the injury he suffered.
(c) Because he is afraid of Pedro.
(d) Because he is against fighitng.

2. Why does Florinda assume the duel is between Pedro and Belvile?
(a) The servant reveals his hair color.
(b) Florinda recognizes his sword.
(c) Florinda hears his voice.
(d) The servant tells her they are fighting over her.

3. What happens when Willmore comes in with Frederic and sees Belvile with Pedro and Florinda after the duel?
(a) He flirts with Florinda.
(b) He joins in the fight, wounding Pedro.
(c) He recognizes Belvile and greets him heartily, revealing his identity to Florinda.
(d) He recognizes Belvile and greets him heartily, revealing his identity to Pedro.

4. Why do soldiers of the town arrest Belvile?
(a) They assume he is the man who assulted Willmore.
(b) They catch him stealing from Antonio.
(c) They catch him attacking Angellica.
(d) They assume he is the man who assulted Antonio.

5. Why does Angellica weep as she listens to the story being told by "the boy"?
(a) She hates sad love stories.
(b) She takes Antonio's unfaithfulness seriously and personally.
(c) She takes Willmore's unfaithfulness seriously and personally.
(d) She is testing Willmore's love for her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Florinda's servant unable to tell her who Pedro is about to confront for the duel?

2. Who does Willmore long to be with when he is arguing with Angellica?

3. Whose honor does Belvile believe Antonio is defending in the duel with Pedro?

4. In Act 5, who comes in and offers to kill Willmore for the masked woman after recognizing her carriage in front of the house?

5. Angellica says she would be less upset if she gave ____________ to Willmore instead of her heart.

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