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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Scene 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Julian respond?
(a) By saying that the past six years of his life were blank but not black.
(b) With the details of training to become a priest.
(c) He tells them all he knows about birds.
(d) That he is friends with the Cardinal.

2. Why is Julian confused about Miss Alice's deafness, withered face, and gray and white matted hair?
(a) He was told by the Cardinal that the woman was neither ill nor old.
(b) He did not realize how sorry he would feel for her.
(c) He is surprised she has no nurse to assist her.
(d) He wonders why she is not in a facility for the elderly.

3. What is said about the appropriateness of the two cardinals?
(a) They are best friends, just like the lawyer and Cardinal.
(b) They are as dull as the Cardinal.
(c) They are the same color as the Cardinal.
(d) There should be two in such close quarters in that particular location.

4. How does the scene end?
(a) The men see the model of the mansion begin to move.
(b) The men are laughing about their plot to destroy Julian.
(c) The two men search for Miss Alice.
(d) With the two men wondering if Julian will survive.

5. What does the butler say about the wine cellar?
(a) They are making some of the best wine in the region.
(b) It is filled with delicious, expensive wine.
(c) Essentially they are making some very expensive vinegar.
(d) It is beautiful and does not need Julian to care for it.

Short Answer Questions

1. To what are the second man's words compared?

2. What does the first man insinuate about the second man?

3. What does Miss Alice do when Julian tries to explain one more time that there is nothing much to tell, and it is simply a matter of his faith in God leaving him, and he committed himself to an asylum?

4. Why do the butler and Julian run to the chapel?

5. What do the two men believe would be a perfect twist?

(see the answer key)

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