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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Touchwood Junior ask Yellowhammer to make for him?

2. What is the name of the wealthy merchant that the Promoters work for?

3. Which of the following emotions best describes Sir Walter's state when he first arrives at Allwit's home?

4. What religious celebration is happening while the Promoters are working?

5. In whose sight do the interjectors claim all members of society are equal?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens when Touchwood Junior challenges Sir Walter do a duel?

2. How do Yellowhammer and Maudlin react to the news that Moll will probably die?

3. What lie must Sir Walter tell to Moll's family in order for the arranged marriages to proceed?

4. How does Maudlin react when she finds Moll trying to run away?

5. How does Allwit prepare for his daughter's christening?

6. What shocking event happens at Moll and Touchwood Junior's funeral?

7. Who are the Promoters and what is their job?

8. How does Maudlin react to the truth about Tim's wife?

9. How much does Sir Oliver promise to pay Touchwood Senior, and for what events?

10. What happens when the Wench accosts Touchwood Senior with one of his illegitimate children?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

At the beginning of the novel, a wench appears at Touchwood Senior's office to confront him. Explain why the wench felt the need to confront this man, and what the outcome of the conflict was. Then, explain how this conflict characterized Touchwood Senior for the audience.

Essay Topic 2

Touchwood Senior concocts a ridiculous plan to impregnate Lady Kix that relies almost solely on Sir Oliver's gullibility. Describe Touchwood Senior's plan and Sir Oliver's reaction to the plan. Explain Sir Oliver's reaction when he finds out the truth behind his duping.

Essay Topic 3

The practice of arranged marriage is extremely popular at the setting of this play. Explain what two arranged marriages were addressed in this play, what the reaction to the arranged marriage was, and what the outcome of each of the arranged marriages turned out to be.

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