2. What two vices does Cyrano proclaim to want to slay at the end of Scene 8?
(a) Frivolity and Foolishness
(b) Greed and Deceit
(c) Envy and Cowardice
(d) Hatred and Fear

3. In Scene 7, behind what does Cyrano tell Roxane his heart cowers?
(a) His wit
(b) His tears
(c) His sword
(d) His pride

4. What does Cyrano demand Christian do in the first line of Scene 10?
(a) Embrace him
(b) Draw his sword
(c) Leave the shop
(d) Apologize

5. What is Cyrano doing when he enters in Act 3, Scene 1?
(a) Laughing
(b) Crying
(c) Singing
(d) Screaming

6. To which two classical figures does Cyrano compare Roxane in Scene 5?
(a) Penelope and Antonia
(b) Cleopatra and Bernice
(c) Antigone and Livia
(d) Hecuba and Eurydice

7. Where is Ligniere going at the end of Scene 2?
(a) The pubs
(b) The military camp
(c) His home
(d) Church

8. How does Cyrano convince the Duenna to leave him alone with Roxane?
(a) He gives her pastries
(b) He sends her on an errand
(c) He pays her some money
(d) He threatens her

9. Who warns Christian that Ligniere's life is in danger?
(a) Roxane
(b) The foodseller
(c) A pickpocket
(d) Ragueneau

10. To what English lord does Cyrano compare himself in Scene 10?
(a) Buckingham
(b) York
(c) Essex
(d) Gloucester

11. Where does Roxane depart at the end of Scene 5?
(a) Comte de Guiche's convent
(b) Clomire's
(c) Her lodging
(d) Raguenau's shop

12. In Scene 5, what does Cyrano protest he has never done, though he has good cause?
(a) Seduced a woman
(b) Overslept
(c) Killed a man
(d) Cried

13. How long does the monk say Cyrano needs to detain the Comte de Guiche?
(a) 2 hours
(b) 15 minutes
(c) Indefinitely
(d) An hour

14. Which of the following is not an object to which Cyrano compares a kiss?
(a) A communion
(b) A rainstorm
(c) An oath
(d) A seal

15. What does Christian tell Cyrano is his only hope for staying in Roxane's affections?
(a) Kissing her
(b) Winning a duel
(c) Writing her a sonnet
(d) Staying silent