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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2, Scene 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is David Garrick?
(a) Stagehand.
(b) The writer.
(c) Member of the audience.
(d) Theatre critic.
2. Who technically ends the argument in Act 2, Scene 1?
(a) Sir Peter.
(b) Lady Teazle.
(c) Charles.
(d) Joseph.
3. What is the point of a dedication, such as "A Portrait"?
(a) To provide background of the play.
(b) "A Portrait" is not a dedication.
(c) To give a short biography of the author.
(d) To give the audience an idea of the play.
4. In Act 1, Scene 2, who claims that Charles is an upright young man?
(a) Sir Peter.
(b) Lady Teazle.
(c) Joseph.
(d) Rowley.
5. What does Sir Peter think about Charles?
(a) That he is a wonderful young man.
(b) That he will make a wonderful husband for Maria.
(c) That he is a free-spending profligate who will be a disappointment to himself and others.
(d) That he should have married Lady Teazle.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does David Garrick address?
2. Who usually writes the Prologue?
3. What are members of the audience for the play advised that appearances are capable of doing?
4. How do people usually judge others, according to the speaker of "A Portrait"?
5. What was Lady Teazle's economic status while she was growing up?
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