1. Who says, "Excuse me for saying so, but if you're all so convinced that Signora Frola is right, what more do you want?"
(a) Laudisi.
(b) Ponza.
(c) Agazzi.
(d) Sirelli.

2. What is Sirelli's role in the setup in Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) To pay a routine visit.
(b) To come get his wife.
(c) To pick up some papers.
(d) To come fetch his daughter.

3. What did Ponza say about his mother-in-law, according to Amalia, in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) She was not well.
(b) She had left.
(c) She was not coming.
(d) She was out.

4. What does Laudisi suggest may be the case with the wife in Act 3, Scene 2?
(a) She's a liar.
(b) She doesn't exist.
(c) She's left town.
(d) She's a man.

5. What does Sirelli call Ponza in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) A boor.
(b) A goat.
(c) A gold-mine.
(d) A monkey.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who says, "Don't tell them what you see in me, because all four will tell you you are wrong, whereas you are not wrong in the least: I really am as you see me?"

2. What does Signora Sirelli say she won't do with Laudisi in Act 2, Scene 2?

3. Who does the Police Commissioner say is with the Prefect in Act 3, Scene 3?

4. Who does Sirelli say the Prefect believes?`

5. What does Amalia say her husband claims Ponza is lacking in Act 1, Scene 2?

(see the answer key)

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