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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. What do Carbon and Le Bret notice about de Guiche immediately on his entrance in Scene 4?
(a) He is fat
(b) He is in a rage
(c) He is half-asleep
(d) He is pale
2. What reason does the Comte de Guiche give for leaving at the end of Scene 5?
(a) He must rally the other troops
(b) He must polish his armor
(c) He must inspect his guns
(d) He must strike his tent
3. At the end of Scene 3, Carbon admonishes his men to respect de Guiche for what reason?
(a) He is a noble
(b) He is a Gascon
(c) He is their commander
(d) He is ruthless with dissent
4. Which of the following items is not something the cadets seek out at the beginning of Scene 6?
(a) A razor
(b) Cologne
(c) A pocket-mirror
(d) Soap
5. In what does Cyrano blame his tardiness at the beginning of Scene 5?
(a) Oversleeping
(b) A congested street
(c) A troublesome woman
(d) A duel
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Le Bret announce must be done immediately upon hearing of Cyrano's injury?
2. Who informs Cyrano of Christian's fatal wound?
3. Why, according to Cyrano, do the Spanish troops never notice when he crosses their lines?
4. To which Greek god does Roxane compare Christian in Scene 8?
5. At what part of Roxanne's body does Christian marvel when she embraces him in Scene 5?
Short Essay Questions
1. What lie does Cyrano tell Christian before he dies?
2. How does Roxane bring food to the troops?
3. Describe the setting of Act 5.
4. According to Le Bret in Scene 2, How has Cyrano changed of late?
5. What does Roxane incorrectly assume when she see's Ragueneau and Le Bret exit in Scene 3?
6. Describe the imaginary enemies Cyrano fights at the end of the play?
7. Why do Le Bret and Carbon call on Cyrano at the end of Scene 1?
8. How has Roxane's love changed in the months since the siege?
9. What declaration does Roxane make about the feast?
10. Why are the troops starving at the beginning of Act 4?
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