2. What is Mrs. Hardcastle's state of mind when she returns to the living room?
(a) She is smug because she thinks she has defeated Constance.
(b) She is hysterical believing the jewels to have been stolen.
(c) She is happy because she is giving her garnets to Constance.
(d) She is nervous because she can't find the key to her bureau.

3. What do Hastings and Marlow believe?
(a) That they might stay over one more night.
(b) That Hardcastle can tell them which way to go to find Kate.
(c) That what Tony told them about the innkeeper is true.
(d) That they must get away from Hardcastle.

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) Next thing he'll want me to fluff his pillows.
(c) If he were not Sir Charles' son, I'd send him packing.
(d) No wonder Sir Charles was anxious to send his son to the country.

5. What does Tony say his mother would part with before she gave up the jewels?
(a) Her favorite son.
(b) The last sound tooth in her head.
(c) Her husband, Mr. Hardcastle.
(d) Her latest Paris fashions.

6. How does Hardcastle finally get the attention of Marlow and Hastings?
(a) By kicking them.
(b) By talking louder.
(c) By mentioning sex.
(d) By firing a pistol.

7. What does Hardcastle assume from Kate's comments about Marlow?
(a) That her judgement is failing her.
(b) That she must have met someone else.
(c) That she finds him as objectionable as he does.
(d) That Marlow knows how to speak with a lady.

8. What does Tony come running into the room to announce?
(a) That he has Constance's jewels to give her.
(b) That his mother will not release the jewels.
(c) That he overheard Hastings and Constance planning an elopement.
(d) That the barn is on fire.

9. What does Tony volunteer to do as Marlow and Hastings head out the door of the Three Pigeons?
(a) He tries hard to contain his laughter.
(b) He kicks the landlord of the pub under the table.
(c) He offers to go out and point the way.
(d) He tips his hat and wishes them well.

10. What does Hastings say about Marlow in the company of women of reputation?
(a) He puts on airs that the women can see right through.
(b) He gets grand and ignores the women.
(c) He turns red and cannot speak.
(d) He is a trembler looking like he wants to steal out of the room.

11. Why does Constance not believe that Mrs. Hardcastle has lost her jewels?
(a) Because Mrs. Hardcastle knows the value of the jewels.
(b) Because Tony told her they are not lost.
(c) Because she knows where Mrs. Harcastle keeps them.
(d) Because she has them herself.

12. When does Mrs. Hardcastle insist will be the time for Constance to wear jewels?
(a) Only when she's presented at court.
(b) Only when she has paste copies of them.
(c) They are for looking at and not for wearing.
(d) When she is in her forties and her beauty needs repairing.

13. What does Mrs. Hardcastle say their mansion looks like?
(a) An inn.
(b) A barracks.
(c) A museum.
(d) A barn.

14. When Mrs. Hardcastle tries to get Tony to say home one night, where is he planning to go?
(a) The theater.
(b) The Three Pigeons pub.
(c) The Cock and Bull pub.
(d) To church.

15. What does Kate say to Constance about her brother Tony?
(a) She tells Constance that Tony walks in his sleep.
(b) She says that Tony fancies he will marry a duchess.
(c) She says that she could almost love him for hating Constance so.
(d) She says that Tony will do anything to marry Constance.