Quiz for:
Analyzing Familial and Scholarly Pretensions in Drama

Question 1

Who is Philaminte's sister-in-law who often misunderstands others' intentions towards her?

Question 2

Who is depicted as a pretentious scholar and opportunist in the narrative?

Question 3

What theme is emphasized through the interactions between siblings Armande and Henriette in the narrative?

Question 4

In the end, despite the family losing their fortune, who remains committed to Henriette, proving genuine love?

Question 5

What leads to familial objections and manipulations regarding Henriette's marriage?

Question 6

Which character shows passive resistance to his wife's decisions regarding their daughter's marriage?

Question 7

Who desires to marry Clitandre in the story?

Question 8

Which character is passionate about poetry and science, but opposes the idea of marriage?

Question 9

Which theme is prevalent in the narrative, enriching the character interactions and the overall story?

Question 10

Who initially supports the marriage to Trissotin without knowing his true intentions?

Question 11

What literary device is extensively used in the play, especially in Belise's misinterpretation of social cues?

Question 12

Which character misunderstands others' intentions towards her, especially towards Clitandre?

Question 13

How are Trissotin's true intentions exposed in the story?

Question 14

Who approves Henriette and Clitandre's marriage after overcoming numerous obstacles in the story?

Question 15

What is criticized in the narrative as scholars' superficial pursuits that mask their true motives?