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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who announces that the pageant is over?
(a) Queen Elizabeth.
(b) Miss La Trobe.
(c) Budge.
(d) Mr. Oliver.
2. In the romantic comedy, how did the girl's father die?
(a) From a mysterious disease.
(b) In a carriage accident.
(c) In a fire.
(d) In a shipwreck.
3. In the romantic comedy, what is the name of the girl's aunt?
(a) Lady Hautreeve.
(b) Lady Harraden.
(c) Lady Harbottle.
(d) Lady Hussey.
4. In the romantic comedy, what is the name of the orphaned girl?
(a) Flavinda.
(b) Miranda.
(c) Arlinda.
(d) Kalinda.
5. After the pageant, who carries flowers to her husband's grave?
(a) Mrs. Carter.
(b) Mrs. Clopton.
(c) Mrs. Chetwood.
(d) Mrs. Chalmers.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the clergyman in the romantic comedy play?
2. How long does Miss La Trobe want the silent part of the act which follows "A Picnic Party" to last?
3. In the evening, what painting does Mrs. Swithin stop by?
4. Who sings a duet with Eleanor?
5. According to the final act of the pageant, what is every human equal in?
Short Essay Questions
1. What scheme does Lady Harraden come up with involving a con-man?
2. What does Reverend Streatfield ask the audience for at the end of the pageant? What interrupts him?
3. What is used to set the stage for the "Ourselves" section of the pageant?
4. What does a voice over a megaphone call out to the audience?
5. What does Giles imagine himself as after "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" ended, and what did he take as the moral of the story?
6. How does one audience member critique the play-within-a-play, "Where There's a Will, There's a Way"?
7. What does the narrator predict will happen between Giles and Isa at the end of the novel?
8. Where does Isa go when she slips away from the pageant audience? What do she do as she wanders around?
9. What does the second scene of "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" depict?
10. How is the third section of "Where There's a Will, There's a Way" conveyed to the audience? What amused the audience during this dead moment in the program?
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