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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. If Cherubin is discovered, what will they say the Count forgot to do?
(a) provide transportation .
(b) sign a release form.
(c) give him his commission papers.
(d) give him back his original duties.
2. How long does Suzanne reveal that Cherubin has been in the room?
(a) he slept there overnight.
(b) for a few minutes.
(c) for a few hours.
(d) the entire time.
3. What does Figaro suggest the Count formally present Suzanne with as a symbol of his commitment to ending the law?
(a) the wreath of twigs.
(b) the wreath of lace.
(c) the wreath of ribbons.
(d) the wreath of flowers.
4. What does the Count tell Bazile to commit to instead of a woman?
(a) his country.
(b) his music.
(c) making money.
(d) a new career.
5. What does the Count propose she do that evening instead of either Suzanne or Cherubin?
(a) stay in the bedchamber.
(b) go to the garden.
(c) leave for London.
(d) write another letter.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the Count feel Suzanne has made out of their love for each other?
2. What does the Countess say she has decided to do because she feels she is the victim of suspicion and anger?
3. Who does the Countess say had the primary idea for the letter?
4. What action does Suzanne describe as Figaro "being in his element"?
5. Why does Suzanne agree to not tell even Figaro of the change in plans?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the Countess and Suzanne scheme to do to the Count?
2. How does Suzanne explain to the Countess how Cherubin got away?
3. What happens after Cherubin has admitted to the Count that his actions have been unwise but that he can be discreet?
4. What does the Count announce when he enters the room and what encounter does the announcement lead to?
5. What does Figaro argue regarding the letter?
6. What does Figaro tell the Count after the Count insists he pay his debt that day?
7. What does Figaro reveal that proves he is a gentleman?
8. What do Brid-Oisin and Figaro discuss together?
9. How does Figaro react to Suzanne explaining the reason why she wants a different bedroom?
10. What are the implications of Cherbuin lingering outside Suzanne's door?
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