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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 after he duels Antonio over Angellica?
(a) He attends to his own wounds.
(b) He flees.
(c) He sleeps with Angellica.
(d) He attends to Antonio's wounds.
2. Who does Angellica think Willmore is in love with after she has him followed?
(a) Hellena.
(b) Valeria.
(c) Florinda.
(d) Angellica.
3. Why does Florinda assume the duel is between Pedro and Belvile?
(a) Florinda recognizes his sword.
(b) The servant reveals his hair color.
(c) Florinda hears his voice.
(d) The servant tells her they are fighting over her.
4. Why do soldiers of the town arrest Belvile?
(a) They catch him stealing from Antonio.
(b) They catch him attacking Angellica.
(c) They assume he is the man who assulted Willmore.
(d) They assume he is the man who assulted Antonio.
5. Where is Belvile headed before he comes upon the duel between Willmore and Antonio?
(a) To wait under Florinda's window.
(b) To wait for Florinda at the garden gate.
(c) To confront Pedro.
(d) To find Blunt.
6. How does Belvile show himself to be an honorable man to Pedro after Willmore draws his sword to attack Pedro?
(a) Belvile says he's reluctant to let someone Florinda loves so much be hurt by his friend's sword.
(b) He draws his sword to protect him.
(c) He draws his sword to protect Florinda.
(d) He is reluctant to marry a woman he doesn't really love.
7. Who does Florinda think is following her at the beginning of Scene 4 in Act 4?
(a) Pedro.
(b) Belvile.
(c) Blunt.
(d) Willmore.
8. What would be worse torture to Belvile than being imprisoned by Antonio?
(a) Marrying Florinda.
(b) Losing Florinda.
(c) Losing his fortune.
(d) Losing Valeria.
9. Who comes into Angellica's disguised in men's clothing as she argues with Willmore?
(a) Moretta.
(b) Hellena.
(c) Valeria.
(d) Florinda.
10. Where do Frederic, Belvile, and Pedro head off to after Frederic relates his funny story?
(a) To go see Angellica.
(b) To go back to the carnival.
(c) To go tease Blunt.
(d) To church.
11. Why does Hellena worry in an aside in Act 4, Scene 2 that all her hopes for love from Willmore are about to be destroyed?
(a) He recognizes her through her disguise.
(b) He is after Angellica's money.
(c) He is professing his love for Angellica.
(d) He is going to leave the country soon.
12. Who is the masked woman who has come to see Willmore?
(a) Hellena.
(b) Angellica.
(c) Florinda.
(d) Valeria.
13. How does Angellica respond to "the boy"?
(a) She slaps him for impertinance.
(b) She knows he is a woman in disguise.
(c) She is angry at him for coming in uninvited.
(d) She flirts to make Willmore jealous.
14. What does Blunt do to Florinda in the scene where she has entered a house to get away from Pedro?
(a) He takes her to Belvile.
(b) He makes her tea.
(c) He verbally and phsically attacks her.
(d) He ties her up.
15. Who does Angellica tell Willmore he will be happier with instead of her?
(a) Only her.
(b) His filthy little mistress.
(c) His other slut.
(d) His virtuous mistress.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is Belvile's opinion of destiny as he finds himself a hopeless prisoner at Antonio's mercy?
2. What announcement does Pedro make to Belvile, who he thinks is Antonio, after the duel is ended?
3. What does "the boy" tell Angellica in Act 4, Scene 2?
4. What proof of her virtue does Florinda show Blunt to try to dissuade him?
5. What does Willmore use to urge Pedro to consent to the marriage between Florinda and Belvile?
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