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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Scene 4.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Dr. Arrieta suggest that Goya's peaceful state of mind implies?
(a) A clear conscience.
(b) Inner peace.
(c) Senility.
(d) Declining technical skill.

2. What kind of subjects does King Ferdinand hope for?
(a) Loyal and fearless.
(b) Obedient and frightened.
(c) Courageous and intelligent.
(d) Fighting cocks.

3. In Part 1, Scene 1, why are King Ferdinand's appointments for tomorrow far apart?
(a) King Ferdinand needs to nap between meetings.
(b) There is a lot to do between meetings.
(c) Some participants must attend both meetings.
(d) They must not see each other.

4. Why does Dr. Arrieta worry about intervening in Goya's life?
(a) What if saving him will make Goya stop painting?
(b) What if Goya is unable to paint if he is well?
(c) What if the present turmoil is the source of Goya's inspiration?
(d) What if his smudges are actually great works?

5. What activity occupies King Ferdinand?
(a) Crocheting.
(b) Knitting.
(c) Embroidery.
(d) Needlepoint.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Dr. Arrieta reject Father Duaso's solution?

2. Why was Goya denounced to the Holy Inquisition?

3. What does King Ferdinand say about fear?

4. Why does Dr. Arrieta determine that Leocadia is nervous and distraught?

5. What are the first figures to torment Goya as he tries to sleep?

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