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The True Story behind Trifles — Unit test

Question 3 • DRHS Literature and Composition III

Why does Mary say she is “wicked” in King Arthur's Socks: A Comedy in One Act?

Answer
A
She betrayed her employer’s trust.
B
She is guilty of breaking and entering.
C
She made physical advances on a married man.
D
She wishes Lancelot ill will after his unkind treatment.

Explanation

Mary calls herself “wicked” because she has made advances toward Lancelot, who is married to Elaine. Her guilt is about being attracted to and pursuing a married man, not about theft or betraying her employer. The correct choice is “She made physical advances on a married man.”

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