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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. What does Hellena decide to do to Willmore to make him pay for his attention of another woman?
(a) She is going to introduce him to her brother.
(b) She is going to buy him a present for their wedding day.
(c) She is going to play a trick on him.
(d) She is going to write him a love letter.
2. What does Blunt try to take from Angellica's after the Englishmen chase off Antonio and his men?
(a) The small picture of Angellica.
(b) Angellica's jewels.
(c) Angellica's money.
(d) The large picture of Angellica.
3. How does Belvile show himself to be an honorable man to Pedro after Willmore draws his sword to attack Pedro?
(a) He is reluctant to marry a woman he doesn't really love.
(b) He draws his sword to protect him.
(c) He draws his sword to protect Florinda.
(d) Belvile says he's reluctant to let someone Florinda loves so much be hurt by his friend's sword.
4. Who saves Florinda from Willmore when he is attacking her in Act 3, Scene 5?
(a) Belvile and Phillippo appear and pull him off her.
(b) Belvile and Frederic appear and pull him off her.
(c) Blunt and Frederic appear and pull him off her.
(d) Pedro and Antonio appear and pull him off her.
5. What does Florinda bring with her to the garden?
(a) A case of clothes.
(b) A key to the gate.
(c) Everything she owns.
(d) A case of jewelry.
Short Answer Questions
1. 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?
2. What does Pedro say as he enters Act 2, scene 4 disguised in a mask and ready for his duel?
3. Why isn't Phillippo jealous of Lucetta flirting with Blunt?
4. What do Lucetta, Sancho, and Phillippo do with Blunt's belongings?
5. How does Belvile speak to the audience about his true feelings in Act 4, Scene 1?
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