1. When Sir Charles questions Kate, what does she say about his son's behavior toward her?
(a) She says that he talked like he would talk to a barmaid.
(b) She says he pressed her to elope with him.
(c) She says he gave the standard courtship speech and professed his love.
(d) She says he stammered and stuttered and made eyes at her.

2. What does Marlow say that Kate overhears?
(a) That Miss Hardcastle talks too much.
(b) That Miss Hardcastle hides her face under a bonnet.
(c) That Miss Hardcastle is too grave and sentimental for him.
(d) That Miss Hardcastle wears ridiculous clothes.

3. Why is Marlow so sure that Kate will surrender herself to him?
(a) She invited him up to see her embroidery which he takes as a sexual meaning.
(b) She is toying with him by not allowing him to kiss her.
(c) Her eyes tell him that she is interested in him.
(d) She sent him a note to meet her later.

4. What funny comment does Hardcastle make to the audience about the behavior of Marlow and Hastings?
(a) It may be modern modesty but looks like old-fashioned impudence.
(b) No wonder Sir Charles was anxious to send his son to the country.
(c) Next thing he'll want me to fluff his pillows.
(d) If he were not Sir Charles' son, I'd send him packing.

5. Giving up on following Tony's directions, what does Marlow do?
(a) He suggests they return to London.
(b) He says they can sleep in the carriage.
(c) He asks the landlord for a room for the night.
(d) He tells Hastings that this is why he never stopped to ask directions.