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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 3, Part 1.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Figaro lend the Count his guitar, telling him to sing anything that comes into his mind?
(a) Whatever he plays and sings will distract Bartholo.
(b) Love will make it sound sweet no matter what.
(c) Anything is better than nothing.
(d) The Count has a beautiful voice, so any song will do.

2. What is Bartholo trying to understand about Rosine?
(a) Why she has refused to have any more lessons from Bazile.
(b) Why she no longer talks to him.
(c) Why she does not want to marry him.
(d) Why she has stopped singing.

3. What place does Figaro describe to the Count?
(a) Rosine's home.
(b) His shop.
(c) Madrid.
(d) His home.

4. How is Rosine alone at last and free to do as she pleases?
(a) She has locked her door.
(b) The servants are all either unwell or busy.
(c) The Count and Figaro have saved her.
(d) Bartholo is running errands.

5. What does the Count do, regarding Rosine's song?
(a) He sings it to her.
(b) He tears it up.
(c) He darts out from his hiding place and grabs it.
(d) He listens to her sing it.

Short Answer Questions

1. In another aside, about what does the Count worry?

2. Of what does Figaro remind the Count?

3. How is the Count disguised?

4. What does Rosine say about the man that Figaro was with?

5. For whom is Rosine's paper?

(see the answer key)

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