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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. Why does Foresight believe that riding alone in a carriage is harmful for Angelica?
(a) because it could ruin her reputation
(b) because it is to taxing on her health
(c) because it is dangerous
(d) because the weather might turn
2. What kind of relationship do Mrs. Foresight and Mrs. Frail have together?
(a) lovers
(b) enemies
(c) sisters
(d) twins
3. How many times has Valentine's father made a similar offer of payment?
(a) twice before
(b) never
(c) once before
(d) multiple times before
4. What is the best word to describe the use of the names of the characters in the play?
(a) ironic
(b) clever
(c) definitive
(d) telling
5. How much money has Valentine's father offered him to sign over his inheritance to Benjamin?
(a) five thousand pounds
(b) ten thousand pounds
(c) four thousand pounds
(d) three thousand pounds
Short Answer Questions
1. What news does Mrs. Frail announce when she arrives at Valentine's door?
2. What word best describes the seduction of Miss Prue?
3. What do Valentine and Scandal poke fun at Tattle for?
4. Who does Mr. Tattle seduce?
5. How does Mrs. Foresight support her sister's need to find a husband?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe what happens between Sir Sampson and Valentine when Valentine is announced and enters.
2. Describe the character of Tattle.
3. How does Valentine distract Trapland from collecting his debt?
4. Who is Benjamin?
5. Discuss what happens when Angelica arrives at Valentine's home.
6. Why does Foresight chastise Angelica regarding the use of his carriage?
7. How does Valentine feel about his illegitimate child?
8. Describe Valentine's father's proposed solution to the unpaid debts
9. Why does Sir Sampson arrive with the lawyer, Buckram, at Valentine's home?
10. Describe the new dynamic between Benjamin and Mrs. Frail.
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