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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Figaro offer the Count?
(a) A poem for his maiden.
(b) His services in any capacity.
(c) A song to sing to his love.
(d) A violin to play sweetly.

2. What would Bazile's suggestion do to the Count?
(a) Send him to another country.
(b) Destroy his looks and Rosine's love for him.
(c) Destroy the Count more thoroughly than a beating.
(d) Keep him from Rosine.

3. What does Figaro suggest is impossible?
(a) To be both in love and calm.
(b) To be both nervous and excited.
(c) To be both angry and agitated.
(d) To be both happy and sad.

4. Who does Figaro say he was talking to on the street?
(a) A very wealthy Count.
(b) Bartholo.
(c) A poor relative who might have done well if he had not had to leave Madrid so quickly.
(d) His friend from his previous employment.

5. What do the Count and Figaro discover about the song?
(a) It is a note to Bartholo.
(b) It is actually a letter.
(c) It is actually a poem.
(d) It is beautiful.

Short Answer Questions

1. For whom does Count Almaviva wait?

2. Of what does Figaro remind the Count?

3. Bartholo assumes the song is a "new sort of silliness," and talks grumpily about what?

4. What does the Count vow to do?

5. How does Rosine describe Figaro?

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