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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. Which of the following characters does not ask for pardon?
(a) Imoinda.
(b) Hottman.
(c) Oroonoko.
(d) Aboan.

2. For what purpose has Blanford brought Aboan to Oroonoko?
(a) To be his right-hand man.
(b) To be his slave.
(c) To be his companion.
(d) To be his servant.

3. What does Lucy call Daniel?
(a) Hermaphrodite.
(b) Knave.
(c) Tony.
(d) Fool.

4. To whom does Welldon give his jewels and money for safekeeping?
(a) Jack.
(b) Stanmore.
(c) Lucy.
(d) Widow Lackitt.

5. What does Welldon request of Stanmore near the end of Act IV, Scene I?
(a) To care for Lucy if something happens to him.
(b) To care for his cousin if something happens to him.
(c) To care for Oroonoko if something happens to him.
(d) To care for Mrs. Lackitt if something happens to him.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who says "I am afraid You'll find it difficult, and dangerous" in Act III, Scene IV?

2. How is Welldon rescued from having to sleep with the widow?

3. What does Oroonoko conclude about Hottman in Act III, Scene IV?

4. What is Aboan's idea for gaining freedom from slavery?

5. To whom is Welldon speaking at the beginning of Act IV?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Blanford convince Oroonoko to drop his sword?

2. What does Aboan caution Oroonoko in Scene II, Act III and what does he fear has happened to Oroonoko?

3. What does Aboan say that Oroonoko does not understand in Act III Scene II?

4. What are three examples of foreshadowing in Act III?

5. Why does Oroonoko not initially want to join the slave revolt in Act III Scene II?

6. What does Oroonoko understand about the slaves who take the governor's pardon and beg forgiveness in Act IV, Scene II?

7. How does Jack feel about his role in the situation between himself and Mrs.Lackitt in Act IV?

8. What is Oroonoko's plan in Act III, Scene IV?

9. What does Welldon give Stanmore at the end of Act IV, Scene I, what do they talk about and what is Stanmore's reaction?

10. What is Aboan's most convincing argument which finally gets Oroonoko to join his plans of revolt?

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