1. What does Rosine do with the song?
(a) She gives it to Bartholo.
(b) She tears it up.
(c) She throws it in the fire.
(d) She drops it out the window.

2. For what does the Count long?
(a) To see his mother and sisters again.
(b) To be loved for who he is, rather than for his position or his money.
(c) To be wealthy and living in a beautiful home in the countryside.
(d) To show off his wealth and find a trophy wife.

3. What does Bartholo say best friends will do?
(a) Love you.
(b) Be there forever.
(c) Take care of you.
(d) Take advantage.

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

5. Why are Bartholo's servants not very helpful?
(a) They are stupid.
(b) They were given the day off.
(c) They have been drugged by Figaro.
(d) They do not like him.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Figaro learn that Bazile tells Bartholo that the Count is in town, has taken rooms at a fancy hotel and is going out every evening in disguise?

2. Where does this story take place?

3. Why does Figaro say he feels "Lindor's" passion?

4. What would Bazile's suggestion do to the Count?

5. How does Bartholo enter?

(see the answer key)

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