3. Why is Valentine continuing on with his charade?
(a) so he does not have to sign the papers
(b) so the doctor will come to see him
(c) so his father will understand his stress level
(d) so the lawyer will leave the premise

4. Which character does Sir Sampson favor in affection?
(a) Ben
(b) Scandal
(c) Valentine
(d) Mr. Foresight

5. What characteristic could Valentine possibily show to change the dynamic in his relationship with his father?
(a) maturity
(b) humor
(c) congeniality
(d) cordial manners

6. What is the best descriptor for the character of Angelica during Act 4?
(a) subdued
(b) funny
(c) cunning
(d) enlighted

7. How best describes the present father and son relationship between Valentine and Sir Sampson?
(a) repulsive
(b) proud
(c) elated
(d) saddened

8. Who arrives shortly after Scandal tries to engage Mrs. Foresight in flirting?
(a) Angelica
(b) Sir Sampson
(c) Valentine
(d) Benjamin

9. Why does Mrs. Foresight try to convince her husband that he does not look well?
(a) to get Mr. Foresight to see the nurse who he loves
(b) to get Mr. Foresight to the medicine he needs
(c) to get Mr. Foresight into his own bed
(d) to get Mr. Foresight to lie down on the couch

10. What kind of life does Ben lead?
(a) a sailor's life
(b) a doctor's life
(c) a businessman's life
(d) a merchant's life

11. Who does Valentine tell Jeremy he needs to be alone with in the room?
(a) Mrs. Frail
(b) Mrs. Foresight
(c) the real Angelica
(d) Scandal

12. Who exits Miss Prue's bed chamber just as Angelica, Valentine, and Scandal enter the stage?
(a) Sir Sampson
(b) Ben
(c) Tattle
(d) Mr. Foresight

13. Why does Mrs. Foresight take Miss Prue away in front of Sir Sampson?
(a) so Miss Prue can be alone to cry
(b) so Sir Sampson will see that Valentine needs more money to settle disputes
(c) so Sir Sampson will see that the young people are at odds with each other
(d) so Sir Sampson will see Miss Prue loves Tattle

14. In what mental state does Sir Sampson leave his son Valentine's home?
(a) a state of despair
(b) a state of relief
(c) a state of concern
(d) a state of grief

15. Which characters interrupt Valentine, Angelica, and Scandal as they are walking in conversation?
(a) Miss Prue, Mrs. Frail, and a servant
(b) Miss Prue, Mr. Tattle, and a servant
(c) the nurse, Miss Prue, and Mrs. Foresight
(d) Mrs. Frail, a servant, and the nurse