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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 5, Part 1.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does "the boy" tell Angellica in Act 4, Scene 2?
(a) A story about a faithful lover.
(b) That Antonio is an unfaithful lover.
(c) A story about an unfaithful lover.
(d) That Willmore is a thief.

2. Where does Blunt end up after he leaves Lucetta's house?
(a) Naked in the woods.
(b) Naked in the ocean.
(c) Naked in the sewer.
(d) Naked, roaming the streets lost.

3. In Act 4, Scene 2, what aspect of "the boy's" story causes Angellica and Willmore to argue?
(a) Whether "the boy" is talking about Antonio.
(b) Whether "the boy" is actually Hellena in disguise.
(c) Whether "the boy" is talking about Willmore.
(d) Whether "the boy" is talking about Pedro.

4. What is the general attitude of men toward women in the scene at the beginning of the carnival?
(a) Women are sexual objects to be own or traded around.
(b) Women are meant to be wives and mothers.
(c) Woman are to be taken care of and loved.
(d) Women are lovely creatures to be worshipped.

5. What does Blunt do to Florinda in the scene where she has entered a house to get away from Pedro?
(a) He verbally and phsically attacks her.
(b) He ties her up.
(c) He makes her tea.
(d) He takes her to Belvile.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Pedro react when he sees Willmore, Belvile, and Frederic in his garden?

2. According to Blunt, what kind of things could Lucetta teach the prostitutes of England?

3. What in particular do Belvile, Willmore, and the others find objectionable about Antonio?

4. As they are flirting with each other out on the street, how does Florinda reveal her true identity to Belvile?

5. Why does Behn choose to have a male playwright to speak in the Prologue?

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