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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Whose honor does Belvile believe Antonio is defending in the duel with Pedro?
(a) Valeria.
(b) Hellena.
(c) Florinda.
(d) Angellica.

2. The Rover contrasts what two things?
(a) How the characters act versus others' acting ability.
(b) The Montagues and the Capulets
(c) What the characters say versus how they actually feel.
(d) Good versus evil.

3. What does Antonio accuse Belvile of doing as he mistakes him for Willmore, who has already left the scene?
(a) Robbing him.
(b) Attacking him twice.
(c) Attacking him once.
(d) Attacking Angellica.

4. How does Belvile speak to the audience about his true feelings in Act 4, Scene 1?
(a) In an aside.
(b) In a monologue.
(c) In soliloquy.
(d) In a double entendre.

5. Why is Florinda's servant unable to tell her who Pedro is about to confront for the duel?
(a) Both men have their backs to the servant.
(b) The servant has been sworn to secrecy.
(c) Both men are wearing masks.
(d) The servant doesn't want to alarm her.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whose house does Florinda unknowingly duck into to evade Pedro?

2. What deal does Belvile agree to with Antonio in order to gain his freedom?

3. What condition is Antonio in as he comes into the room where he is holding Belvile prisoner?

4. Why isn't Antonio able to fight in the previously arranged duel between himself and Pedro?

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

(see the answer key)

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