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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Goring say is always unscrupulous?
(a) Ambition.
(b) The government.
(c) Politics.
(d) Women.

2. Why doesn't Mrs. Cheveley think life has taught Lady Chiltern anything?
(a) Lady Chiltern is a society lady.
(b) Lady Chiltern is ignorant.
(c) Lady Chiltern still looks very young.
(d) Because Lady Chiltern hasn't changed.

3. In Act 3, Part 2, when does Mrs. Cheveley say she wants Goring to promise to marry her?
(a) Immediately.
(b) Tomorrow.
(c) After Sir Robert's ruin.
(d) By week's end.

4. According to Caversham, what does <i>The Times</i> say about Robert following his speech?
(a) He should be thrown out of office.
(b) He represents what's best in English public life.
(c) He's obviously misinformed.
(d) He's a cad.

5. Why does Mrs. Cheveley come to visit Goring at his home?
(a) To sell him Sir Robert's letter for a sum of 10,000 pounds.
(b) To profess her undying love.
(c) To beg his forgiveness.
(d) To offer conditions for the return of Sir Robert's letter.

Short Answer Questions

1. What proof does Goring have that Mrs. Cheveley had stolen the brooch?

2. What does Lord Goring say he knows by observation and not by experience?

3. According to Mabel, what does a man say to a girl before he marries her and never after?

4. What does Goring want Lady Chiltern to do after he reads her letter?

5. Why doesn't Goring like to know what people are saying behind his back?

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