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Act 4, Scene 3 Quiz
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How does Face attempt to persuade Kestrel and Dame Pliant about the merits of Spanish nobility?
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By providing historical examples of Spanish counts' achievements
Through a comparison that elevates Spanish culture, including horses, clothing, beards, and dances
By demeaning English nobility and culture in comparison to Spanish
By citing legal advantages and titles that come with marrying a Spanish count
How does Kestrel's response to Dame Pliant's reluctance about the Spaniard illustrate his priorities?
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It shows his deep concern for her well-being and happiness
It highlights his authoritative role in the family, ensuring her compliance
It underscores his disregard for her preferences in pursuit of his own interests
It reflects his belief in strict disciplinary measures for the sake of family honor
How does Face manipulate the situation to advance the scheme with Surly and Dame Pliant?
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By convincing Surly to reveal his true identity to gain Dame Pliant's trust
By fabricating a Spanish custom to coerce Dame Pliant into showing affection to Surly
By openly confronting Kestrel about his treatment of his sister to protect her
By teaching Kestrel Spanish to facilitate direct communication between him and Surly
