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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. Who has plans to marry Marceline?
(a) Bartholo.
(b) Figaro.
(c) Cherubin.
(d) Bazile.
2. Which characters are plotting to have Cherubin stay?
(a) Cherubin and Suzanne.
(b) Figaro and Suzanne.
(c) Figaro and Cherubin.
(d) Suzanne and Bartholo.
3. Which character wants to marry Figaro, even if she has to plot to do it?
(a) the Countess.
(b) Marceline.
(c) Rosine.
(d) Suzanne.
4. What will potentially happen if Suzanne pretends to go along with the Count's scheme?
(a) there will be misfortune.
(b) there will be more dowry money.
(c) there will be a bigger room.
(d) there will be a higher rank.
5. What explanation does Figaro give as the reason why a man wants to possess another man's wife?
(a) social status.
(b) human nature.
(c) politics.
(d) religion.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Figaro try to cheer up Cherubin regarding his new assignment?
2. Where does Cherubin hide as the Count approaches the Countess's bedchamber?
3. What does the Count propose she do that evening instead of either Suzanne or Cherubin?
4. Which character did the Count catch Cherubin with yesterday in the bedroom?
5. Who is Cherubin in love with?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the judge decide regarding the case?
2. What does the Count muse to himself as he sits in the castle's throne room?
3. What do Brid-Oisin and Figaro discuss together?
4. What does Figaro reveal that proves he is a gentleman?
5. What happens as Figaro and Suzanne are formally presented?
6. What does Figaro say when he is reminded of Suzanne's plans of still meeting the Count in the garden?
7. What does Suzanne tell Figaro as he comes into the courtroom?
8. What is Figaro's excuse for why it has taken him so long to reach the Count in the courtroom?
9. How does the Countess respond to what has happened with the Count and Cherubin?
10. What does the Countess say to the Count at the end of the play after he's been humiliated?
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