2. Who come to visit the prisoners in Act Two: Scene 1?
(a) Sideway, Mary, and Duckling.
(b) Clark and Brewer.
(c) Phillip and Tench.
(d) Ketch, Duckling, and Mary.

3. In Act Two: Scene 10, what does Ross say will happen if Liz is not hanged?
(a) Mutiny.
(b) Uprising.
(c) Riot.
(d) Revolt.

4. Who does Liz say can take Duckling's part if she cannot perform?
(a) Meg.
(b) Esther.
(c) Dabby.
(d) Mary.

5. What does Collins say about the evidence against Liz in Act Two: Scene 9?
(a) Flimsy.
(b) Presumptive.
(c) Circumstantial.
(d) Conjectural.

6. Who does Mary wonder if they are coming to see the play?
(a) Caesar and Kable.
(b) Ross and Campbell.
(c) Faddy and Dawes.
(d) The savages.

7. At the beginning of Act Two: Scene 9, where are Mary and Clark?
(a) Shack.
(b) Behind the courthouse.
(c) Garden.
(d) Beach.

8. What does Dabby think a man should do if he loves a woman?
(a) Marry her.
(b) Build her a house.
(c) Buy her things.
(d) Take care of her.

9. In Act Two: Scene 11, what vision does Dabby have?
(a) Mary doing a wonderful job in the play.
(b) The convicts getting a standing ovation.
(c) Herself returning to England.
(d) A successful play and her returning to Devon.

10. Who saw Liz next to the food stores?
(a) Tench.
(b) Ross.
(c) Another convict.
(d) A drunken soldier.

11. In Act Two: Scene 11, what does Arscott think of when he say his lines?
(a) Tomorrow.
(b) Of his arrest.
(c) Of only the play.
(d) Of England.

12. Who encourages Clark to go on with the play in Act Two: Scene 2?
(a) Brewer.
(b) Rev. Johnson.
(c) Phillip.
(d) Johnston.

13. In Act Two: Scene 8, what will Duckling do if Brewer dies?
(a) Never smile.
(b) Be happy.
(c) Never forgive.
(d) Laugh.

14. Why does Arscott think he should be in the middle for the bow at the end of the play?
(a) He is the tallest.
(b) He is the most important.
(c) He speaks last.
(d) He is the shortest.

15. In Act Two: Scene 5, since Arscott fainted, how many more lashes does he have to receive for his punishment?
(a) 68.
(b) 49.
(c) 53.
(d) 70.