The Rover Test | Final Test - Easy

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The Rover Test | Final Test - Easy

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

Multiple Choice Questions

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

2. Who, disguised as a man, still hides when she sees Pedro coming her way?
(a) Florinda.
(b) Valeria.
(c) Hellena.
(d) Angellica.

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

4. Whose servant has been told to follow Willmore and discover which woman he is pursuing in Act 4?
(a) Florinda's.
(b) Valeria's.
(c) Angellica's.
(d) Hellena's.

5. What does Willmore use to urge Pedro to consent to the marriage between Florinda and Belvile?
(a) A crew of sailors nearby who'd be more than willing to subdue Pedro.
(b) A knife.
(c) A crew of sailors nearby who'd be more than willing to go drinking with Pedro.
(d) A gun.

6. Who besides Willmore determines he also has an appointment with Angellica for which he has paid her fee?
(a) Antonio.
(b) Pedro.
(c) Frederic.
(d) Blunt.

7. What does Blunt first tell his friends he is doing when they suddenly appear at his door in the beginning of Act 5?
(a) He is praying.
(b) He is reading.
(c) He is with a woman.
(d) He is on his way out.

8. Why isn't Antonio able to fight in the previously arranged duel between himself and Pedro?
(a) Because he is afraid of Pedro.
(b) Because he doesn't really care about Angellica.
(c) Because of the injury he suffered.
(d) Because he is against fighitng.

9. 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 has been drinking too much.
(d) He did not come to the garden gate as planned.

10. As the duel has abruptly come to an end, what conclusion does Pedro come to about "Antonio"?
(a) He truly loves Florinda.
(b) He is Belvile.
(c) He is a coward,
(d) He truly loves Angellica.

11. 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) Both men are wearing masks.
(c) The servant doesn't want to alarm her.
(d) The servant has been sworn to secrecy.

12. Where is Antonio's duel with Pedro to take place?
(a) The Mall.
(b) The Plaza.
(c) The Molo.
(d) The Garden.

13. What does the masked woman show Willmore as she enters his house?
(a) A bag of gold.
(b) A pistol.
(c) Her body.
(d) A knife.

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

15. How does Angellica respond to "the boy"?
(a) She knows he is a woman in disguise.
(b) She is angry at him for coming in uninvited.
(c) She slaps him for impertinance.
(d) She flirts to make Willmore jealous.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is Willmore waiting for at Belvile's house as the first part of Act 5 comes to a close?

2. Because he can see how much the duel with her brother is upsetting Florinda, what unexpected thing does Belvile do?

3. What does the audience know about the duel between Antonio and Pedro that Belvile doesn't know?

4. How do Pedro, Belvile, and Frederic decide who gets to see Blunt's woman first, after they had entered Blunt's house?

5. What proof of her virtue does Florinda show Blunt to try to dissuade him?

(see the answer keys)

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