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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What had Acres not considered concerning the duel?
(a) He might kill someone.
(b) That he might die.
(c) That David would not be there .
(d) He does not know how to hold a gun.
2. Why is Faulkland afraid to open Julia's letter?
(a) Julia never wrote a letter .
(b) He thinks she will forgive too easily.
(c) He is scared she may be dismissing him.
(d) He thinks she will not forgive him.
3. What happens at the end of their conversation?
(a) Sir Anthony calls for amends.
(b) Lydia bursts into tears.
(c) Lydia laughs hysterically.
(d) Jack pleads for Lydia's forgiveness.
4. What don't the two men realize?
(a) They both hate Jack.
(b) They have no idea who Faulkland is.
(c) They are courting the same woman.
(d) They both are in love with Julia.
5. What is Jack's explanation for his sword?
(a) He is praciticing his fencing techniques.
(b) That he is wooing Lydia with her romantic tendencies.
(c) He is going to duel.
(d) He wants to kill himself .
6. Why does Jack refuse to speak?
(a) Because Lydia will know that Jack is Beverly.
(b) His throat hurts.
(c) Jack is not in this scene.
(d) He feels self conscience.
7. What is Jack ready to do?
(a) Beg for Lydia to come back to him.
(b) Cut his own throat.
(c) Court Julia.
(d) Leave the country.
8. What do the women decide to do?
(a) Create a diversion.
(b) Stay at home.
(c) Go to the duel site and stop the men from killing each other.
(d) Care for each other.
9. Was Sheridan familiar with courting practices of the time?
(a) Yes, he married Elizabeth Linsely .
(b) No, he never married.
(c) No, he was forced into marriage.
(d) Yes, he eloped with a woman he loved.
10. Who does Jack pretend to be as he sees his father arrive?
(a) Mr. Anderson.
(b) Mr. Sanderson.
(c) Mr. Dwight.
(d) Mr Hughes.
11. Where are all the main characters at the end of this scene?
(a) on a boat.
(b) Enjoying a drink with each other.
(c) At the park.
(d) On their way to the duel.
12. Why does Julia take Faulkland back?
(a) She wants to be with him.
(b) He is sullen.
(c) Because she sees he is not so sullen at the duel.
(d) He begs her for forgiveness.
13. What can't Lydia see through her anger?
(a) That Beverly and Jack are actually the same man.
(b) She has no imagination.
(c) She is too influenced by what she reads.
(d) That Jack loves her .
14. Who informs Julia and Lydia of the impending duels?
(a) Acres .
(b) Mrs. Malaprop.
(c) Jack.
(d) Sir Anthony.
15. What does Julia do when she finds out that the lie was a test?
(a) She breaks off the engagement because she cannot stand the testing.
(b) fleas the scene.
(c) gives up .
(d) Throws her arms around Faulkalnd.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is Jack so forlorn?
2. Where does the Act 4, Scene 3 open?
3. What does Acres call David?
4. How does Acres feel the letter should be written?
5. How does Julia react to Faulkland's fake news?
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