reading quiz on hamilton

Reading Quiz on Hamilton Libretto, Act II, Scenes 11-23 Quiz Instructions Demonstrate your basic comprehension of the second part of Act II the libretto by answering the following five (5) questions about the plot, characters, and narrative in Hamilton: An American Musical, Act II, Scenes 11-23 . This quiz is slightly different than the other three reading quizzes you have taken so far. Each question is worth two (2) points. The quiz is not timed and you one attempt to answer the five (5) brief answer questions. I suggest you have your notes and copy of the libretto with you when you take this quiz. Some of the quiz questions encourage you to practice for the upcoming Textual Analysis Essay by using textual evidence by including direct quotations with in-text citations and write the titles of specific scenes (musical numbers) in MLA Format by using title case. You may want to look up these terms formatted in bold in Module One, the Purdue OWL or another credible grammar handbook website before you take the quiz. Question 1 Summarize in your own words (summaries should always be in your own words) the plot in Act II, Scenes 11-23, that focuses on Hamilton and Burr's political lives. Refer to the titles scenes or musical numbers, which are written using quotations and Title Case capitalization rules (you can look up Title Case via a Google search or on the Purdue OWL). Question 2 Summarize in your own words (summaries should always be in your own words) the plot in Act II, Scenes 11-23, that focuses on Hamilton's marital affair, its effects on him, his political career, and his relationship with his political rivals: Jefferson, Madison, and Burr. Refer to the titles scenes or musical numbers, which are written using quotations and Title Case capitalization rules (you can look up Title Case via a Google search or on the Purdue OWL). QUESTION 3 Summarize in your own words (summaries should always be in your own words) the plot in Act II, Scenes 11-23, that focuses Hamilton's martial affair and its effects on the three women effected by this: Eliza, Angelica, and Maria Reynolds. Refer to the titles scenes or musical numbers, which are written using quotations and Title Case capitalization rules (you can look up Title Case via a Google search or on the Purdue OWL). QUESTION 4 One of the primary motifs is writing and Hamilton's relationship to it. By using specific textual examples from Scenes 11-23 (you can use direct quotes with in-text citations and refer to titles as needed using Title Case Capitalization rules and quotation formatting), discuss how Hamilton's relationship to writing develops the plot in Act II. Question 5 There are three duels portrayed in Hamilton: An American Musical, two in Act II. Using textual evidence (direct quotes from the text using in-text citations formatting in MLA Style), describe the effects of the two duels in Act II on Eliza and her narrative arc.