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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 says, "I thought she was trying to protect her son-in-law from suspicion. That seemed to be the whole aim of her visit?"
2. Who insists everyone be seated before the guests arrive?
3. When does Ponza say he married the second time?
4. Who says, "What a pompous attitude! Aren't people allowed to stay home and enjoy a little privacy?"
5. How old is Dina?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who has refused to receive Amalia in Act 1, Scene 1? How does Amalia know about this person?
2. What does Laudisi ask the women about their complain in Act 1, Scene 1? What do they reply?
3. What is Ponza's story of the situation in Act 1, Scene 5? What does Signora Frola believe in his story?
4. What does Laudisi suggest about the Prefect in Act 3?
5. What does Amalia suggest about the daughter and the mother-in-law in Act 1, Scene 1? How does Laudisi reply?
6. Why does Signora Sirelli tell Amalia they've come in Act 1, Scene 2? What does Amalia tell them?
7. What does Laudisi tell the Sirellis regarding their argument with one another?
8. How does the Prefect respond to Laudisi's scheme in Act 3, Scene 4?
9. How does Signora Sirelli feel about the drama in Act 2, Scene 2? What does she remark on Laudisi?
10. What does Ponza ask of the Prefect as a condition that he present his wife? Why?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast the character Laudisi with that of the townspeople. How is he different? What similarities do they have?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss Laudisi as the role of the Raisonneur. What does this term mean? How does it apply to Laudisi? Give examples in your discussion.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss who you think is the "mad one" in Right You Are, If You Think You Are. Why? Use examples from the text to support your belief.
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