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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Willmore do when he sees Angellica walking away from him in the second part of Act 4, Scene 2?
(a) Goes in search of Hellena.
(b) Sings her a love song.
(c) Shrugs and walks away.
(d) Runs after her.

2. What does Pedro say to Blunt he enters the house with Belvile and Frederic and they demand to know what Blunt is up to?
(a) He apologizes for his sister's bad manners.
(b) He is going to kill him for harming Florinda.
(c) He apologizes for their bad manners.
(d) He teases him for how he is dressed.

3. What is the focus of Act 3, Scene 6?
(a) Providing a love story between Willmore and Angellica.
(b) Developing the plot through narrator explantion.
(c) Providing comic relief.
(d) Developing the plot through confrontation.

4. Because he can see how much the duel with her brother is upsetting Florinda, what unexpected thing does Belvile do?
(a) He flees the scene.
(b) He calls upon his friends to help fight.
(c) He lays his sword at Florinda's feet.
(d) He wounds Pedro.

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

6. Where do Frederic, Belvile, and Pedro head off to after Frederic relates his funny story?
(a) To go tease Blunt.
(b) To go see Angellica.
(c) To go back to the carnival.
(d) To church.

7. Why is Florinda worried about Belvile at the beginning of Act 4, Scene 2?
(a) He did not come to her window as planned.
(b) He is going to duel Antonio for her.
(c) He did not come to the garden gate as planned.
(d) He has been drinking too much.

8. What does Willmore do after he duels Antonio over Angellica?
(a) He attends to his own wounds.
(b) He sleeps with Angellica.
(c) He attends to Antonio's wounds.
(d) He flees.

9. 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 Willmore.
(b) Whether "the boy" is talking about Antonio.
(c) Whether "the boy" is talking about Pedro.
(d) Whether "the boy" is actually Hellena in disguise.

10. Who is the masked woman who has come to see Willmore?
(a) Hellena.
(b) Florinda.
(c) Angellica.
(d) Valeria.

11. What does Belvile tell Florinda when he takes her aside after Pedro's announcement after the duel is halted?
(a) He reveals that Antonio loves Angellica.
(b) He reveals his reluctance to marry her.
(c) He reveals his true identity.
(d) He reveals his love for Angellica.

12. After Antonio enters Willmore's house, who comes in unnoticed in Act 5?
(a) Pedro.
(b) Frederic.
(c) Antonio.
(d) Belvile.

13. Who is Willmore waiting for at Belvile's house as the first part of Act 5 comes to a close?
(a) His gypsy.
(b) His wench.
(c) His courtesan.
(d) His sister.

14. What announcement does Pedro make to Belvile, who he thinks is Antonio, after the duel is ended?
(a) The wedding between Antonio and Florinda will take place immediately.
(b) Antonio is not worthy of Florinda.
(c) The wedding between Belvile and Florinda will take place immediately.
(d) Antonio can never have his blessing to marry Florinda.

15. What does Willmore wish for as the argument between himself and Angellica escalates as she accuses him of loving someone else?
(a) That Angellica would sleep with him.
(b) That Angellica was angry enough to leave him alone.
(c) That Hellena was angry enough to leave him alone.
(d) That Hellena would sleep with him.

Short Answer Questions

1. After Blunt won't let them in, how do his friends enter the house?

2. What does the masked woman show Willmore as she enters his house?

3. As Act 4, Scene 4 comes to a close, who is hiding from Willmore?

4. Who comes into Angellica's disguised in men's clothing as she argues with Willmore?

5. What does Florinda get up her courage to do after she sees Blunt sitting and reading?

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