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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 4, Scene 2, Part 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Blunt, what kind of things could Lucetta teach the prostitutes of England?
(a) A lesson in love.
(b) A love song about France.
(c) A song about Italy.
(d) A lesson in generosity .

2. What happens when Willmore comes in with Frederic and sees Belvile with Pedro and Florinda after the duel?
(a) He recognizes Belvile and greets him heartily, revealing his identity to Florinda.
(b) He flirts with Florinda.
(c) He recognizes Belvile and greets him heartily, revealing his identity to Pedro.
(d) He joins in the fight, wounding Pedro.

3. Which one of the following characters is NOT interested in marrying Florinda?
(a) Captain Belvile.
(b) Don Antonio.
(c) Ned Blunt.
(d) Don Vicentio.

4. Why doesn't Willmore wear his mask to the carnival?
(a) He is very vain.
(b) He is afraid Angellica won't reconize him.
(c) He is afraid Hellena won't recognize him.
(d) He wants his enemies to recognize him.

5. After stepping out of sight of the approaching Englishmen in the beginning of Act 3, what does Hellena overhear Willmore telling his friends?
(a) He brags happily about good a time he had with Angellica.
(b) He professes his love for the gypsy girl.
(c) He professes his love for Angellica.
(d) He brags loudly about his many conquests.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Belvile show himself to be an honorable man to Pedro after Willmore draws his sword to attack Pedro?

2. Why does Pedro challenge Don Antonio to a duel outside of Angellica's?

3. What do the Englishmen decide to do to pass the time and bolster their spirits after all the women depart from the street in front of Angellica's?

4. Even though she is angry with Willmore, what does Hellena realize about him as he tries to explain where he has been?

5. In Act 4, Scene 2, what aspect of "the boy's" story causes Angellica and Willmore to argue?

(see the answer key)

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