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Act 3, Scene 5 Quiz
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What does Face's warning to Mammon about mentioning "divinity" around Doll suggest?
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That Doll has a deep philosophical interest in religion that she likes to discuss
That Mammon’s views on divinity are too radical for Doll to handle
That Doll has a strong aversion to religious discussions, purportedly due to her past Puritan studies
That Doll is a devout Puritan who gets angry when her beliefs are challenged
What restrictions does Face impose on Mammon's conversation with Doll?
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Mammon is encouraged to discuss any topic freely without restrictions
Mammon may engage in light-hearted and even risqué topics but must avoid religious controversy
Mammon is only allowed to talk about serious subjects like mathematics and poetry, nothing else
Mammon must focus on discussing his plans for using the philosopher's stone and avoid personal topics
What does Mammon's conversation with Doll suggest about his intentions?
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He seeks a genuine romantic relationship based on mutual respect
He is interested in Doll primarily for her perceived noble status and potential wealth
He aims to impress her with his knowledge of poetry and mathematics
He is attempting to seduce her, using flattery and hints at his wealth
What does Mammon's gift of a diamond ring to Doll symbolize in their interaction?
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A gesture of friendship and respect for her intellectual pursuits
An attempt to impress her with his wealth and secure her affections
A symbol of his desire to support her studies and personal growth
A recognition of her talents and contributions to the field of alchemy
What concern does Doll raise about Mammon's plan for the philosopher's stone?
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The ethical implications of using the stone for personal gain
The logistical challenges of maintaining such a large fortune
The risk of attracting unwanted attention from the prince and potential imprisonment
The difficulty in concealing the stone's existence from the public
What does Mammon's plan to flee to a "free state" with Doll and the philosopher's stone reveal about his priorities?
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His aspiration for a hedonistic lifestyle free from moral and societal restraints
His desire for political asylum and a life dedicated to public service
His commitment to scientific research and the pursuit of knowledge
His intention to establish a philanthropic organization dedicated to helping the poor
