3. What is likely to be Clotaldo's true feelings when he pronounces Astolfo as vile?
(a) That he believes Astolfo was justified in raping Rosaura.
(b) That he does not hold Astolfo to much account.
(c) That he believes Rosaura is lying about the whole situation.
(d) That he plans to murder Astolfo in his sleep.

4. What does Clarnn fail to do?
(a) Say he is Segismundo.
(b) Protect himself from a sword thrust.
(c) Arise for the King.
(d) Make the most of the mistake to get free.

5. What lesson does Clotaldo offer for what happens in Segismundo's "dream"?
(a) That a dream tells you who you really are.
(b) That Segismundo should not get so drunk that he dreams such nonsense.
(c) That dreams are reflections of real life.
(d) That even when something is a dream, you should still do the right thing in the dream.

6. How does Basilio visit Segismundo?
(a) He visits him with his most trusted advisers.
(b) He does not visit Segismundo; he never wants to see him again.
(c) In disguise.
(d) He has Segismundo secretly brought back to the palace and visits him in the Prince's quarters.

7. By allowing Caltaldo to leave, what does Segismundo demonstrate?
(a) That he is probably going to have Caltaldo ambushed and killed.
(b) That he will do right now matter what.
(c) That he loves Caltaldo like a father.
(d) That he never was a bad person.

8. What in this scene is a possible theme of this work?
(a) That life can be confounded by a dream.
(b) That a father can predict a son's future at the son's birth.
(c) That beautiful women are so irrisitable, rape is acceptable.
(d) That if you are too frustrated, you should just kill someone to solve the problem.

9. What does Segismundo occasionally wonder about throughout the rest of the story?
(a) If he should try to compensate the family of the servant he killed.
(b) If his dream could be prophetic.
(c) If Rosaura is in love with him.
(d) Whether he really did dream the experience.

10. How does Segismundo reply to Clotaldo's lesson?
(a) Segismundo kills himself.
(b) Segismundo accepts Clotaldo's counsel.
(c) Segismundo punches Clotaldo in the face.
(d) Segismundo argues that Clotaldo is wrong.

11. What does Clotaldo do upon leaving the tower?
(a) Challenges Astolfo to a dual for Rosaura's honor.
(b) Kills himself.
(c) Flees to Muscovy.
(d) Flees to Basilio to inform him of the new developments.

12. What does Clotaldo say was all a dream?
(a) Being in the tower; the prince is in a castle and always has been.
(b) Rosuara and Clarnn coming to the tower.
(c) Segismundo murdering the servant.
(d) The palace, the women, and the prince's finery.

13. Where does Segismundo go at the end of this scene?
(a) Off with the soldiers.
(b) To Muscovy.
(c) To the palace.
(d) Back into his cell.

14. Who in the play so far has the clearest grasp of what honor really entails?
(a) Astolfo.
(b) Clotaldo.
(c) Segismundo.
(d) Rosaura.

15. What percentage of the people of Poland desire Segismundo as their king?
(a) Roughly fifty percent.
(b) About ten percent.
(c) Almost ninety-five percent.
(d) No one wants the brute for their king.