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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. In which city does Valentine live?
(a) Paris
(b) Bath
(c) London
(d) Lyon

2. What is the name of Valentine's servant?
(a) James
(b) Jeremiah
(c) Jason
(d) Jeremy

3. Where does Miss Prue come from?
(a) the country
(b) London
(c) Paris
(d) church

4. How does Scandal thwart persistent attempts by Trapland to collect his money?
(a) Scandal tells Trapland he is being disrepectful of Valentine's new poetic career
(b) Scandal tells Trapland he is insulting Valentine's hospitality
(c) Scandal tells Trapland the money has already been paid
(d) Scandal tells Trapland he is being disrespectful of their time

5. How is Trapland dissuaded into forgetting about Valentine's debt?
(a) he's given several rounds of drink
(b) he's given counterfit money
(c) he's given a promissory note
(d) he's given a heavy meal

Short Answer Questions

1. Which character do the older women want to be free of commitment?

2. What has Valentine's irresponsible behavior done to his relationship with his father?

3. What news does Mrs. Frail announce when she arrives at Valentine's door?

4. In addition to Benjamin, who is also arriving in the city?

5. What document does Sir Sampson arrive with in hand?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Ben and Miss Prue get acquainted?

2. What happens after Miss Prue approaches Tattle and offers some brief pleasantries?

3. Explain Valentine's behavior in Act 4.

4. Describe Angelica's actions when Sir Sampson enters the room.

5. What has happened between Mrs. Frail and Tattle?

6. Discuss the nature of Valentine's love for Angelica.

7. Discuss what happens when Angelica arrives at Valentine's home.

8. Describe the drain that Sir Sampson's feels as a result of his relationship with Valentine.

9. How does Miss Prue react to the harsh words of Tattle?

10. What does the deed of conveyance do?

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