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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 1, Scene 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What has Kate promised her father about her dress in the evenings?
(a) That she will not wear jewelry in the evenings.
(b) That she will wear simply country housewife clothes.
(c) That she will wear a dancing costume in the evenings.
(d) That she will only dress up in the evenings.
2. What does Tony do when he discovers that Marlow and Hastings are hopelessly lost?
(a) He tells them no one in those parts know a Mr. Hardcastle.
(b) He gives them long, complicated directions to Hardcastle mansion.
(c) He offers to go with them to show the way.
(d) He sends them headed back toward London.
3. What is the one thing about the man whose name is Marlow that Kate does not particularly like?
(a) He father says that Marlow takes snuff.
(b) Her father says Marlow is reserved and shy.
(c) Her father says that Marlow is reputed to be quite vain.
(d) He father says that Marlow occasionally drinks too much.
4. Who does Constance say Marlow is?
(a) The most intimate friend of her admirer, Mr. Hastings.
(b) The most eligable bachelor in London.
(c) A royal in line for the throne.
(d) The son of her father's dearest friend.
5. Giving up on following Tony's directions, what does Marlow do?
(a) He asks the landlord for a room for the night.
(b) He tells Hastings that this is why he never stopped to ask directions.
(c) He says they can sleep in the carriage.
(d) He suggests they return to London.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who comes to visit Kate as she is contemplating the evening and meeting Marlow?
2. When Kate agrees to accept the young man if he asks for her hand, how does her father tease her?
3. What is Tony looking forward to in the near future?
4. What does Kate say to Constance about her brother Tony?
5. When Mrs. Hardcastle tries to get Tony to say home one night, where is he planning to go?
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