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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. After Louison exits who visits Argan?
(a) Beralde.
(b) Toinette.
(c) Mr. Diaforus.
(d) Punchinello.
2. Who remarks to Argan, "And you're not even ill"?
(a) Angelique.
(b) Beline.
(c) Toinette.
(d) Thomas Diaforus.
3. In Act 3, Scene 2, what does Beralde make Argan promise?
(a) That he will not get excited.
(b) Theat he will pay the gypsy's.
(c) That he will see the doctor.
(d) That he will take his prescriptions.
4. What is Angelique's younger sisters name?
(a) Louison.
(b) Marie.
(c) Toinette.
(d) Beline.
5. Who is scolded for aggravating Argan?
(a) Angelique.
(b) Cleante.
(c) Toinette.
(d) Beline.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Louison say was in Angelique's room?
2. In Act Three, Scene Six, what warning does Mr. Purgon issue to Argan regarding his health?
3. Who tells Argan he is "the picture of health"?
4. Why is Argan angry with his brother?
5. Who is the person taking many prescriptions?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is the plot element of suspense used as Argan calls Angelique to her music lesson?
2. How does Angelique's indifference to her stepmother's selfish intent show the depth of her feelings for Cleante?
3. How does Moliere use the diagnosis of Argan to express an opinion on doctors?
4. Besides fear of his own death, what does Argan fear his pretending may cause to occur?
5. How does Toinette, as the doctor, use flattery to aid in the deception in Act 3, Scene 14?
6. How does Toinette use irony to convince Argan to pretend to be dead and test Beline?
7. How does the conversation between Angelique and Toinette demonstrate the high regard that Toinette has achieved in the house?
8. How does Cleante's appearance in disguise demonstrate his love for Angelique?
9. Why does Beline take offense at Angelique's comments about marriage?
10. How does Beralde justify the doctor's likeness to Toinette?
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