She Stoops to Conquer Trivia Quiz

In the play "She Stoops to Conquer," Mr. Woodward recites the prologue.

In the preface to his play "She Stoops to Conquer," Oliver Goldsmith wrote a letter to Dr. Samuel Johnson.

Mr. Hardcastle worried about the influence of the town's manners on Miss Kate at the beginning of the play. This suggests that he was concerned about how the urban lifestyle and etiquette might negatively impact his daughter's behavior and values.

Constance and Tony are contracted to each other means that they have entered into a legal agreement or contract. This suggests that there is some form of commitment or obligation between them, possibly in a romantic or business relationship.

Mrs. Hardcastle is compared with Lady Mayoress.

Tony Lumpkin said this.

The correct answer is Hastings because the statement implies that the person being referred to has just made a particularly eloquent or impressive speech. Since Hastings is known for his intelligence and articulate manner of speaking, it makes sense that someone would say this to him.

Marlow is a character in the play "She Stoops to Conquer" by Oliver Goldsmith. He is a young man who is socially awkward and shy around women of high social status, but confident and flirtatious with those of lower status. Marlow is one of the main characters in the play and his interactions with the other characters drive the plot forward.

The given answer suggests that Miss Neville is loud when she is with her playmates, similar to how a hog would be loud. This implies that she is noisy and perhaps lacks manners or restraint in her behavior.

In "She Stoops to Conquer," Miss Neville is called Cartankerous Toad.