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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 4, Scene 5.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Act 4, Scene 2, what aspect of "the boy's" story causes Angellica and Willmore to argue?
(a) Whether "the boy" is talking about Willmore.
(b) Whether "the boy" is actually Hellena in disguise.
(c) Whether "the boy" is talking about Pedro.
(d) Whether "the boy" is talking about Antonio.

2. Where do Florinda and Belvile make arrangements to meet when they see each other at the carnival?
(a) The next morning at the garden gate.
(b) That night at her house.
(c) That night at the garden gate.
(d) The next morning at Belvile's house.

3. What does Angellica reveal in an aside to the audience as Willmore attempts to seduce her?
(a) She is truly in love with Antonio.
(b) She intends to rob Willmore.
(c) She despises Willmore.
(d) Willmore's words are moving her.

4. Who does Willmore long to be with when he is arguing with Angellica?
(a) Angellica.
(b) His friends.
(c) His gypsy.
(d) Valeria.

5. Angellica allows which man to come inside her house without charge, something she rarely does?
(a) Blunt.
(b) Pedro.
(c) Willmore.
(d) Antonio.

Short Answer Questions

1. What do Belvile and Frederic do as the action escalates in the garden?

2. As they are flirting with each other out on the street, how does Florinda reveal her true identity to Belvile?

3. According to Blunt, what kind of things could Lucetta teach the prostitutes of England?

4. How does Pedro react when he sees Willmore, Belvile, and Frederic in his garden?

5. Even though she is angry with Willmore, what does Hellena realize about him as he tries to explain where he has been?

(see the answer key)

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