1. Why does the Old Lady return to the scene after the Duchess has eaten Bosola's fruit?
(a) To help the Duchess give birth.
(b) To put a curse on everyone.
(c) To steal money from people during the chaos.
(d) To get back at Bosola.

2. What do the Cardinal and Ferdinand tell the Duchess before they leave to go live abroad?
(a) That they will send for her within 3 months when they find a husband for her.
(b) That she should not marry.
(c) That they have already found a husband for her.
(d) That she must marry to reclaim her honor.

3. The Duchess and Antonio decide to get married because:
(a) The Duchess is already pregnant with Antonio's baby.
(b) Her brothers want her to marry as soon as possible.
(c) They love each other very much.
(d) They have to do it because of their families.

4. Before the play begins, the Cardinal and Bosola knew each other because:
(a) They are brothers.
(b) They didn't know each other before.
(c) They both worked together for the church.
(d) The Cardinal hired Bosola to murder someone.

5. What does Delio tell Antonio to ease his fears after the Duchess eats the fruit Bosola gave her?
(a) That he'll still get the Duchess's money, even if she dies.
(b) To tell others that the Duchess is sick from Bosola's "poisoned" apricots.
(c) That he worries too much about everything.
(d) That he'll start spying on the Duchess and tell Antonio what he learns.