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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. 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?
(a) Go sailing.
(b) Go to the carnival.
(c) Go drinking.
(d) Go pick a fight.

2. Which of the following is NOT an example of foreshadowing in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) Frederic's comment that he hopes Luceta will teach Blunt a lesson.
(b) Belvile's calling Willmore the rover.
(c) Blunt's comment about being robbed by prostitutes.
(d) Pedro's comment that Florinda will find true love.

3. 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.

4. What are Frederic and Ned Blunt teasing Captain Belvile about in the beginning of Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) How his uniform does not fit well.
(b) How he was banished from England
(c) How he is in love with Hellena.
(d) How he is in love with Florinda.

5. Which of the following is NOT one of the things Willmore tells Florinda before he realizes who she is in the garden?
(a) That it doesn't matter that he doesn't know her name.
(b) How honest he is.
(c) How attractive she is.
(d) That he is looking for a girl to marry.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Willmore do after he duels Antonio over Angellica?

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

3. Why can't Willmore believe Angellica is being sincere in her offer to be with him without payment?

4. What does Willmore wish for as the argument between himself and Angellica escalates as she accuses him of loving someone else?

5. What happens to Blunt after he gets into bed with Lucetta?

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