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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Valentine ask to get more information about Angelica?
2. In addition to Benjamin, who is also arriving in the city?
3. What man does Valentine's father suggest he sign over his inheritance to for four thousand pounds?
4. What does Tattle do incessantly?
5. Who is Miss Prue engaged to?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe why Mrs. Foresight is motivated to declare her intentions for Sir Sampson.
2. Explain the dynamics between Ben and his father upon the announcement of the wedding.
3. Describe the drain that Sir Sampson's feels as a result of his relationship with Valentine.
4. Discuss the nature of Valentine's love for Angelica.
5. Why is Sir Sampson in such a hurry to get the deed of conveyance legalized?
6. What happens after Miss Prue approaches Tattle and offers some brief pleasantries?
7. What does Mrs. Foresight not understand about Mrs. Frail's need to be married?
8. Explain how Scandal handles the nurse who has come to the door regarding one of Valentine's illegitimate children.
9. What does Miss Prue confide in Mrs. Frail just as Valentine's brother, Ben, arrives?
10. Describe what happens between Sir Sampson and Valentine when Valentine is announced and enters.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Discuss the social roles of the English Reformation and how they are either apparent or not apparent in the characters in Love for Love.
Essay Topic 2
Describe the character motivation of Sir Sampson. Concentrate specifically on Sir Sampson's role as the patriarch. Is he a likeable, understandable character? Explain.
Essay Topic 3
Explain the relationship between Mrs. Foresight and Mrs. Frail. Explain the misunderstandings and miscommunication that takes place between the two women. Support your findings with textual evidence.
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