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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Lydia feel like she was treated?
(a) As though she has no feelings.
(b) Like a teenager.
(c) Like a smart woman.
(d) Like a child.

2. What does Sir Lucius do when he learns that Mrs. Malaprop is not Lydia?
(a) Wishes to get to know her better.
(b) Declares his love.
(c) Refuses Delia/Mrs Malaprop's advances.
(d) Does not believe the reavalation .

3. What does Acres call David?
(a) a close friend.
(b) a good servant.
(c) a coward.
(d) a brother.

4. What does Jack persuade Lydia to do?
(a) not marry Jack.
(b) not marry Beverly.
(c) be his mistress.
(d) run away with him .

5. Who goes to visit Acres?
(a) Lydia.
(b) Jack.
(c) Lucius O-Trigger.
(d) Faulkland.

6. Has Sheridan ever killed someone?
(a) Yes he posioned his wife.
(b) No he was never in a duel.
(c) No.
(d) Yes in a duel.

7. Why does Jack refuse to speak?
(a) Because Lydia will know that Jack is Beverly.
(b) His throat hurts.
(c) He feels self conscience.
(d) Jack is not in this scene.

8. Who does Jack pretend to be as he sees his father arrive?
(a) Mr. Anderson.
(b) Mr. Sanderson.
(c) Mr Hughes.
(d) Mr. Dwight.

9. What does Julia beg of Lydia?
(a) To like Faulkland.
(b) Not to dismiss Jack because of his honesty.
(c) To help Lydia and Jack get back together.
(d) For Lydia to love Acres.

10. Upon Jack's revelation that he is Beverly, what happens?
(a) Acres refuses to fight, but Sir Lucius wishes to duel.
(b) Julia faints.
(c) Someone screams .
(d) Everyone is confused.

11. How would Sir Lucius like to settle the quarrel?
(a) an honest conversation.
(b) with an intervention.
(c) In a duel.
(d) a freindly game .

12. Why is Mrs. Malaprop concerned that Lydia is speaking well of Beverly?
(a) She hates Beverly.
(b) Because she believes Jack and Beverly are two different people.
(c) She is not concerned at all.
(d) She wants Lydia to marry Jack.

13. Where does Act 4, Scene 2 begin?
(a) In the park.
(b) Mrs. Malaprop's house; Lydia's room .
(c) At the duel site.
(d) At Sir Anthony's house.

14. What is funny about this situation?
(a) Beverly does not exist.
(b) Acres is extremely serious.
(c) Jack is Beverly.
(d) Acres cares more about his clothes than his life.

15. Why is Jack so forlorn?
(a) Faulkland no longer will speak with him .
(b) Lydia has rejected him.
(c) He has lost all his money.
(d) He lost in title.

Short Answer Questions

1. How do the two women leave the room?

2. Where does the Act 4, Scene 3 open?

3. How does Lydia feel about the situation?

4. Where are all the main characters at the end of this scene?

5. What does Lucius prompt Acres to do?

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