1. How does Kate as the barmaid rebuff Marlow.
(a) By telling him how she thinks he acted with Miss Hardcastle exactly like it happened.
(b) By saying she will scream if he tries to touch her.
(c) By telling him she hears the servant bell ringing for her.
(d) By saying that she sees Miss Hardcastle coming.

2. Why are Hardcastle and Sir Charles amazed at Marlow's quick departure?
(a) They do not understand what he says about Kate.
(b) They think he is too sensitive to the joke that was played on him.
(c) What he says does not match up with what Kate told her father.
(d) They cannot believe young Marlow actually saw Kate.

3. What happens when Hardcastle asks the servants about serving wine?
(a) They all rush out to get the wine.
(b) No one moves to get the wine.
(c) They all start wishing for a glass of wine.
(d) They all say that they prefer ale.

4. What does Kate convince her father to do?
(a) Invite Marlow to return to the house as often as he likes.
(b) Help her make Marlow make a fool of himself.
(c) Give her time to prove that Marlow really is a modest gentleman.
(d) Let her have her fun with Marlow before telling him who she is.

5. What does Sir Charles say will happen if what Kate has said turns out to be true?
(a) He will confront his son with a pistol.
(b) All his happiness with his son shall come to an end.
(c) He will allow Hardcastle to chastize his son.
(d) He will send his son to an asylum.