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Prologue

1. What is a prologue?
(a) A short synopsis of the coming play.
(b) A teaser which will make the audience want to stay for the whole performance.
(c) A part which comes before the audience arrives.
(d) An introduction.

2. The actor who reads the prologue also plays which character?
(a) Sir Wilfull.
(b) Sir Rowland.
(c) Fainall.
(d) Mirabell.

3. The prologue begins with a comparison of what?
(a) Fortune and destiny.
(b) Poets and other artists.
(c) Two kinds of fools.
(d) Poets and members of society.

4. Who are the fools spoken of in the prologue?
(a) Husbands, wives and lovers.
(b) Members of society in general.
(c) Poets and natural fools.
(d) Critics of the play.

5. What are the tastes of poets determined by?
(a) How their lives evolve over time.
(b) Upbringing.
(c) Religious beliefs.
(d) Fortune.

6. Are the tastes of poets random?
(a) No.
(b) Sometimes.
(c) Yes.
(d) Perhaps.

7. What is the second kind of fool blessed by?
(a) How their lives evolve over time.
(b) Upbringing.
(c) Fortune.
(d) Religious beliefs.

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