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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 4, Part 1.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Hardcastle's reaction when Kate enters the room?
(a) He is pleased with the modesty of her dress as they had agreed.
(b) That she must stay in her room until Marlow departs.
(c) That she must leave at once and go to London.
(d) That she will hate him for recommending Marlow to her.

2. What is Tony's reply when Hastings asks how he managed to get the jewels?
(a) I told her you and Constance wer trying to find them and I should hide them for her.
(b) Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no fibs.
(c) I said if she gave me the jewels I'd marry Constance.
(d) I told her I would keep them in my vault.

3. Hardcastle does not recognize the insults at first and attempts to do what?
(a) Advise them about their dress.
(b) Order Marlow and Hastings to sit down.
(c) Get them to sit at a table.
(d) Enter into a conversation with Marlow and Hastings.

4. Anxious to be off, what does Marlow ask Tony?
(a) Can we purchase some torches here?
(b) Are there any bridges to cross?
(c) How much do you think they will charge?
(d) We are to turn right, did you say?

5. Mr. Hardcastle is furious with Marlow. What does he say out loud to himself about the young man?
(a) That he must not let Kate meet the young man.
(b) That he cannot understand Sir Charles playing such a joke on him.
(c) That he should run him off with a pitchfork.
(d) He is the most impudent piece of brass that ever spoke with a tongue.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Hardcastle say about the servants overhearing one of his funny stories?

2. How is Mr. Hardcastle astonished by Kate's conversation?

3. Why is Tony suddenly brave enough to play a prank on Hardcastle and his guests.

4. Why does Marlow insist the house is his?

5. What is the one area of agreement between Kate and Mr. Hardcastle about Marlow?

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