1 Where does the first scene of the novel take place? At the ballet At an expensive restaurant At the opera At a playhouse 2 What detail is noted about where Fantomina is sitting at the novel's opening? In a box, or private compartment In a shadowy corner where her face is not fully visible In the front row In front of an open window 3 What attributes are first noted about Fantomina by the narrator? Her shy manner and deep piety Her long dark hair and brilliant blue eyes Her extravagant dress and many jewels Her birth, beauty, wit, and spirit 4 Who catches Fantomina's eye during the novel's first scene? A woman whose face is entirely veiled and hidden from view A much older woman who still manages to be very attractive and charismatic A woman who is receiving the attention of many men A woman trying to show off her attractive young daughter 5 What is easily determined about the woman who Fantomina becomes interested in? That she has royal blood That she is a nun That she is a prostitute That she has not received any education 6 What reason is given in the opening scene for why Fantomina is more innocent than many of the other women around her? She has grown up in the country and not spent much time in an urban environment She was educated by nuns in a convent She has very strict and overprotective parents She tends to daydream, be lost in her own world, and not notice what is happening around her 7 After observing the woman who caught her attention, what idea occurs to Fantomina? To dress up like a prostitute To marry the wealthiest man she can find To take lovers and become more sexually experienced To become a nun 8 What is, according to the narrator, her motivation for this idea? Innocent curiosity Greed A deep sense of shame and repentance The first stirrings of sexual desire 9 What are the circumstances that might have created an obstable to her plan, but do not exist in Fantomina's case? Someone living in the city who is responsible for her behaviour and to whom she is accountable A more serious disposition and reflective temperament A strict husband A trusted friend and confidante who could explain the error of her idea 10 When does Fantomina reappear after putting her plan into action? Two weeks later Six months later The next night One week later 11 How has she ensured that she will not be recognized while she implements her plan? She loses a great deal of weight She covers her face with fabric She adopts a fake accent She dyes her hair 12 When Fantomina returns in disguise, what is different about the way she is treated? She receives a lot of attention and compliments from men She is mocked and laughed at She is taken much more seriously, and people ask her opinions about politics and current events She is now considered lower-class and treated rudely by wealthier women 13 Who is the man who Fantomina finds herself drawn to on the first night she appears in disguise? Beauregard Beauaimant Beauplaisir Beaucoeur 14 Which of the following best characterizes her previous interactions with this man? They have slept together several times She has met him before and felt attracted to him She has watched him seduce and abandon her closest friend She has never seen him before 15 Whom does he think that Fantomina resembles? His old childhood sweetheart Her true self The princess A very well-known prostitute 16 What does he notice as they begin to converse? That she keeps touching him flirtatiously That she is better educated and more refined than he would have expected That she has a strong foreign accent That she seems very shy and uncomfortable 17 What problem arises for Fantomina after she has spent some time talking with Beauplaisir? He starts to lose interest He proposes marriage to her He expects her to go somewhere and have sex with him He insists on buying her an expensive gift even though she knows he is in debt 18 What possibility does Fantomina consider in order to resolve this problem? Secretly sneaking away so that he won't know she has left. Telling him she has taken a vow of celibacy Telling him she is already married Telling him who she truly is 19 What does she actually do in order to resolve the problem? She introduces him to another woman as a distraction She hires a man to pretend to be her jealous husband She tells him that she has already has an engagement with another client that night She gives him a fake address to meet her at 20 What does Beauplaisir ask of her? That she return to the same place the following night to meet with him That she take a ring from him as a promise of his fidelity That she stop seeing all other men That she run away with him that very night 21 Where does Beauplaisir go after the two part ways? To hire a detective to follow Fantomina and determine her true identity To find a prostitute To meet his friends and talk about the woman he has just met To the tavern 22 How does Fantomina make her way home? By boat On horseback On foot In a carried chair 23 What emotions does Fantomina experience as she thinks about the events of the night? A strong desire to see Beauplaisir again Regret that she has started her relationship with Beauplaisir under the shadow of a lie Anger and frustration that men were more attracted to her when she was in disguise Shame and embarassment for having been so bold and assertive 24 What action does Fantomina take the next day? She buys herself a revealing new dress She writes a long letter to her parents She rents rooms in a house close to the theatre She withdraws a large sum of money from her bank 25 What does she hope this action will achieve? It will make Beauplaisir have more respect for her It will help her to attract additional suitors It will give her a place to bring Beaplaisir where she will have more agency and control It will create clues if she disappears