She Stoops to Conquer Act 5

How is the misunderstanding about Hardcastle’s house finally resolved?

• Tony Lumpkin reveals the truth

• Marlow and Hastings figure it out themselves

• Kate reveals her true identity to Marlow

• Mr. Hardcastle confronts Marlow directly

What does Marlow do when he realizes his mistake about Hardcastle’s house?

• He apologizes sincerely

• He becomes angry and blames Tony

• He tries to leave immediately

• He laughs it off as a joke

How does Mrs. Hardcastle react when she learns the truth about Tony’s prank?

• She is furious with Tony

• She is relieved that the jewels are safe

• She blames Constance for the confusion

• She laughs and forgives everyone

What does Tony Lumpkin reveal about his relationship with Constance Neville?

• He never intended to marry her

• He is in love with her but respects her choice

• He wants to keep her fortune for himself

• He plans to elope with her

How does the play end for Marlow and Kate?

• They decide to part ways

• They agree to marry

• They remain friends but nothing more

• They continue to misunderstand each other

What does the following quote reveal about Marlow’s growth? *“I have been deceived, but I am not ashamed. I have found honesty and virtue where I least expected it.”*

• He has learned to value character over appearances

• He is still shallow and judgmental

• He regrets his actions but does not change

• He is mocking Kate for her deception

How does Goldsmith use resolution in Act 5 to tie up the play’s conflicts?

• By revealing the truth and restoring order

• By leaving some conflicts unresolved for the audience to interpret

• By introducing new conflicts to set up a sequel

• By allowing the characters to remain in chaos

What does the following stage direction reveal about Kate’s character? *“Kate steps forward, revealing her true identity to Marlow with a smile.”*

• She is confident and in control of the situation

• She is nervous and unsure of Marlow’s reaction

• She is mocking Marlow for his foolishness

• She is indifferent to the outcome

What does the following quote reveal about Tony Lumpkin’s role in the play? *“I’ll keep my jewels, and my freedom too!”*

• He values his independence over societal expectations

• He is greedy and selfish

• He is willing to sacrifice for others

• He is unaware of the consequences of his actions

How does Goldsmith use humor in Act 5 to resolve the plot?

• By having characters laugh at their own mistakes

• By using physical comedy and slapstick

• By introducing a new prank by Tony Lumpkin

• By having the characters argue until they are exhausted