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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. For whom has King Ferdinand declared the death penalty?
(a) Catholics and Masons.
(b) Masons and Jews.
(c) Jews and Catholics.
(d) Masons and comuneros.

2. What is unusual about the dialogue in quotation marks?
(a) It is actual Goya text.
(b) It is part of a soliloquy.
(c) It is part of a monologue.
(d) It is shouted.

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

4. What does Leocadia call Goya?
(a) Enamorado.
(b) Francho.
(c) Papa.
(d) Franco.

5. How has King Ferdinand dealt with liberal dissenters?
(a) Summary executions and banishments.
(b) Interminable court cases.
(c) Reorientation therapies.
(d) Prolonged imprisonment.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Leocadia call Goya insane?

2. Why is Goya depressed by Gumersinda's visit?

3. Hearing his shouts, what does Leocadia suggest must have happened to Goya?

4. What activity occupies King Ferdinand?

5. What advancement has Father Duaso recently received?

Short Essay Questions

1. What choice does Goya make between engaging with Leocadia and auto-erotic activity? How do you know?

2. What is the theme of Goya's nightmare trial?

3. What quality does Father Duaso display when questioned by King Ferdinand about Goya?

4. Goya's nightmare is interrupted by knocking. Who has come, and who does Goya hope has come, to the door?

5. What evidence does Goya give that he recognizes that his family is in danger?

6. Why does Dr. Arrieta not expect help for himself from Father Duaso?

7. How did King Ferdinand punish Goya?

8. What does Leocadia lie to Goya about in their first conversation?

9. What choice does Mariquita's voice offer to Goya in Part 2, Scene 2?

10. Why does Goya hesitate to open Martin Zapater's letter?

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