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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. Who comes to visit Kate as she is contemplating the evening and meeting Marlow?
(a) Tony Lumpkin, her stepbrother.
(b) Constance Neville, her best friend.
(c) The maid with a glass of milk.
(d) Mrs. Hardcastle wanting to know what her husband told Kate.

2. What is the one thing about the man whose name is Marlow that Kate does not particularly like?
(a) Her father says Marlow is reserved and shy.
(b) Her father says that Marlow is reputed to be quite vain.
(c) He father says that Marlow takes snuff.
(d) He father says that Marlow occasionally drinks too much.

3. What does the landlord say about available accommodations?
(a) He says they are welcome to sleep in the barn.
(b) He says they can sit down and put their heads on a table.
(c) He says there is only one bed with three men in it already.
(d) He says they can have the bridal suite.

4. What suggestion is made that the landlady might do?
(a) Make them a bed on the pub floor.
(b) Let them share her bed.
(c) Give them three chairs and a bolster in front of the fireplace.
(d) Order them out of her house.

5. What does Tony do when he discovers that Marlow and Hastings are hopelessly lost?
(a) He sends them headed back toward London.
(b) He tells them no one in those parts know a Mr. Hardcastle.
(c) He gives them long, complicated directions to Hardcastle mansion.
(d) He offers to go with them to show the way.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Tony volunteer to do as Marlow and Hastings head out the door of the Three Pigeons?

2. What does Kate say to Constance about her brother Tony?

3. What does Mr. Hardcastle say the neighbors bring back from their trips to town?

4. What does Mr. Hardcastle tell his wife when she suggests that Tony is consumptive.

5. What is Tony looking forward to in the near future?

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