Oroonoko: An Authoritative Text, Historical Backgrounds, Criticism Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

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Oroonoko: An Authoritative Text, Historical Backgrounds, Criticism Quiz | Four Week Quiz B

Southerne, Thomas
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act V.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the line "I shou'd like mightily to be call'd Mrs. Welldon" foreshadow in Act I, Scene I?
(a) Widow Lackitt's interest in marrying her daughter to Welldon.
(b) Widow Lackitt's romantic interest in Welldon.
(c) Widow Lackitt's interest in adopting Welldon.
(d) Lucy's romantic interest in Welldon.

2. At the beginning of Act V, Scene II, what is Blanford attempting to do?
(a) Change the governor's mind about his own fate.
(b) Chante the governor's mind about Aboan's fate.
(c) Change the governor's mind about Oroonoko's fate.
(d) Change th governor's mind about Imoinda's fate.

3. What does Welldon plan on using the jewels and money for that Mrs. Lackitt gave him?
(a) Dowry for a husband.
(b) A new house.
(c) Dowry for Lucy's husband.
(d) To go back to London.

4. What sort of tone does the conversation between Welldon and Jack have in Act IV, Scene I?
(a) Tragic.
(b) Angry.
(c) Humorous.
(d) Loving.

5. Who is the Royal Slave whom Stanmore mentions near the end of Act II, Scene II?
(a) King of Angola.
(b) Imoinda.
(c) Clemene.
(d) Oroonoko.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Oroonoko warn the Captain of?

2. Who offers himself to Mrs. Lackitt in Act I, Scene II?

3. With whom is the governor in love with?

4. Who leads a successful attack against the invaders at the end of the entertainment in Act II, Scene III?

5. What is Blanford's reaction to the governor's actions at the end of Act IV, Scene II?

(see the answer key)

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