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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. Why does King Ferdinand refuse to start another Inquisition?
(a) He wants to preserve the church's reputation.
(b) He wants absolute power.
(c) He regrets the harm that was done.
(d) He believes injustices were commited.

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. Why does King Ferdinand dislike Masons?
(a) They are anarchists.
(b) They have liberal aims.
(c) They are republicans.
(d) They have secrets.

4. How long has Leocadia been with Goya?
(a) Ten years.
(b) Five years.
(c) One year.
(d) Six months.

5. What sound annoys Goya as he tries to paint?
(a) People screaming.
(b) Dogs barking.
(c) Cats meowing.
(d) Bats shrieking.

Short Answer Questions

1. In what city does Goya live?

2. What special effort has Dr. Arrieta made for Goya?

3. For whom has King Ferdinand declared the death penalty?

4. Who is Martin Zapater?

5. How has King Ferdinand dealt with liberal dissenters?

Short Essay Questions

1. What advice does King Ferdinand give Father Duaso in dealing with Goya?

2. How does King Ferdinand ensure that Father Duaso will arrive at Goya's house after the Royal Volunteers?

3. How does Father Duaso feel about King Ferdinand's decision to force Goya to become submissive to the King?

4. What does Leocadia believe is the strongest proof of Goya's madness?

5. Why did Goya turn back from his walk when he encountered the soldiers at the bridge?

6. Why is Goya without anyone who can take him in?

7. Why does Dr. Arrieta hesitate to frighten Goya?

8. The imaginary figures that torment Goya say they do so in the name of the priest from Tamajon. Who is the priest from Tamajon?

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

10. What did Goya see Leocadia doing behind his back?

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