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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Part 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. About what does Bartholo complain?
(a) There is no-one downstairs to keep strangers from coming up or playing tricks.
(b) There was no one to take his coat when he entered.
(c) There was no one to take care of his precious Rosine.
(d) There was no one to make his dinner.

2. What does Bartholo see the Count putting back in his pocket?
(a) His wallet.
(b) His guitar pic.
(c) The letter.
(d) A song.

3. On what does Rosine hope Bartholo chokes?
(a) His own tongue.
(b) A chicken bone.
(c) His dinner.
(d) His own bad temper.

4. What does the Count say about Bartholo's skills as a doctor?
(a) How many patients he has.
(b) How bad he is.
(c) He wonderful he is.
(d) How sick his patients become.

5. What happens when Figaro makes an attempt at writing for the theatre?
(a) He ended up with writer's block and could not write a single line.
(b) Even though audiences enjoyed his writing, the critics condemned him.
(c) He greated several great works, but could not find someone to publish them.
(d) The audiences did not enjoy his work.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Figaro say he was talking to on the street?

2. For what does the Count long?

3. What does Figaro suggest is impossible?

4. What does Bartholo say about putting trust in anyone?

5. How does Rosine describe Figaro?

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