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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Sir Anthony believe about Julia and Faulkland?
(a) That Julia will mend Faulkland.
(b) Faulkland will leave Julia.
(c) Jack would have been a better husband.
(d) Faulkland will not change.

2. What is Acres discussing with his servant?
(a) his new past time.
(b) his school.
(c) Lydia's beauty.
(d) His dapper new clothes.

3. How do the two women leave the room?
(a) Mrs. Malaprop escorts Lydia out with her hand over her mouth.
(b) Mrs Malaprop makes Beverly/Ensign leave the room .
(c) They do not leave.
(d) Lydia fleas the room.

4. What had Acres not considered concerning the duel?
(a) He might kill someone.
(b) That he might die.
(c) That David would not be there .
(d) He does not know how to hold a gun.

5. Who does Mrs. Malaprop tell Jack about?
(a) Lydia's incompetence.
(b) Jack's rival, Beverly .
(c) Lydia's love for romance novels.
(d) Lydia's love for letters.

6. What does the viewer wonder?
(a) What Jack is thinking.
(b) How Sheridan feels.
(c) Where Jack is going.
(d) How Acres feels.

7. What time is the duel set for?
(a) 12:00 am.
(b) 6:00 pm.
(c) it is not happening.
(d) 9:00 am .

8. What word does Mrs. Malaprop misuse in this section?
(a) pinkberry.
(b) Popsicle .
(c) poppy.
(d) pinnacle.

9. Who tries to talk Acres out of the duel?
(a) Jack.
(b) Acres' father.
(c) Lydia.
(d) His servant, David.

10. How would Sir Lucius like to settle the quarrel?
(a) In a duel.
(b) a freindly game .
(c) an honest conversation.
(d) with an intervention.

11. How does Lydia feel like she was treated?
(a) As though she has no feelings.
(b) Like a teenager.
(c) Like a smart woman.
(d) Like a child.

12. Where does Acres send David?
(a) To get Jack.
(b) To the post office.
(c) To see Lydia.
(d) To buy new clothes.

13. What does Acres call David?
(a) a coward.
(b) a good servant.
(c) a brother.
(d) a close friend.

14. What did Sherdian experience in his own life?
(a) writing poetry.
(b) sickness.
(c) the love of women.
(d) dueling.

15. Why is Mrs. Malaprop concerned that Lydia is speaking well of Beverly?
(a) She is not concerned at all.
(b) She wants Lydia to marry Jack.
(c) She hates Beverly.
(d) Because she believes Jack and Beverly are two different people.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does David think about honor?

2. Where does the Act 4, Scene 3 open?

3. What does Faulkland tell Julia once they are together?

4. Has Sheridan ever killed someone?

5. What does Jack realize about Lydia?

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