Twelfth Night

"...for what says Quinapalus? ‘Better a witty fool than a foolish wit.’"

What is Antonio's profession?

The Duke says women cannot physically love as much as he loves, Cesario disagrees by

At the beginning of Twelfth Night, Duke Orsino is

What word best describes, "a gloomy or sad state of mind"?

What letters are written on Malvolio's letter

The head mistress of Olivia's court is

"If music be the food of love, play on..."

What do sir Toby and Maria trick Malvolio into wearing?

Character who masquerades as a servant boy to make a living in a strange land.

When was this play written?

Elizabethan society interpreted The Great Chain of Being to mean that

Sir Toby Belch is what relation to Olivia?

Disguises himself as the priest, Sir Topas.

Which character does Duke Orsino end up with?

Who takes care of Sebastian after he is shipwrecked?

"Here comes the countess; now heaven walks on earth!"

What is Sir Toby’s great vice?

The best example of The Great Chain of Being being disrupted in this play is when

"I could marry this wench for this device."

If somebody gets the bean in their cake, they are the______?

In the triangulation of desire the greatest action occurs

The music in Twelfth Night is there to

Character writes a letter to play a trick on Malvolio.

Have you any commission from your lord to negotiate with my face? You are now out of your text.

What disguise does Feste wear when he speaks with Malvolio?

What is the major love triangle throughout this play?

Orsino advised Viola/Cesario that a woman should always choose ______________ for a partner

What three things does Malvolio request in prison?

The triangulation of desire is:

When he realizes that Cesario is a woman, what does Orsino do?

A "puritan" who is egotistical and proper.

This character appears to be Cesario, but was just saved from a shipwreck.

Which character does Olivia end up with?

Who did Antonio steal from?

Sir Andrew challenges Viola to a duel as:

When Caeserio is sent to see Olivia, (s)he refuses to leave until...

Where is Twelfth Night set?

What is the importance of Feste's songs?

The first conflict in the play is over:

After the fight, Lady Olivia thinks she is talking to Cesario. What does Lady Olivia do?

Sir Toby encourages which characters into duelling?

What makes Viola realize she is in a mess?

What does unrequited love mean?

One reason Shakespeare's comedies are read today is:

What was the other name for Twelfth Night?

The primary focus of the Great Chain of Being is

What is Malvolio’s position?

Which plant is at the top of the hierarchy in the Great Chain of Being?

In Act II, Orsino compares women, somewhat unfavorably, to:

What type of song does Sir Toby request of Feste?

The memetic theory suggests

Olivia enters and thinks she sees her Uncle Toby fighting with Cesario. How does she react?

A theme that ran throughout the course of the play was:

Which character does not get married (or plan to) at the end of the play?

Where is Malvolio locked up?

Who has to cross-dress within the play?

When Viola will not take the ring from Malvolio, Malvolio:

What does Malvolio swear he will do at the end of the play?

This character really just wants money from his noble friend.

The title of Shakespeare's play, Twelfth Night, comes from

Around what holiday does Twelfth Night take place?

How does Sebastian react to meeting Lady Olivia?

What does Viola give to Feste for being funny in their interaction?

"I saw your niece do more favours to the count’s serving man than ever she bestowed upon me."

An example of an external conflict is:

Wealthy, foolish character who is tricked into buying ale and dueling.

What does Orsino say about how men and women love?

Have you no wit, manners, nor honesty, but to gabble like tinkers at this time of night?

William Shakespeare was

Maria said of Malvolio, “…here comes the trout that must be caught...” This is an example of

What reason is given for Sir Toby and Maria's marriage?

Who other than Viola uses disguise, in the play?

"Most radiant, exquisite, and unmatchable beauty – tell me if this be the lady of the house"

What is Orsino's position?

Viola tells Orsino: 'I'll do my best to ___ your lady'.

At the end of Twelfth Night

Why is Sir Andrew Aguecheek staying at Olivia’s home?

What does Sir Toby say to convince Sir Andrew to stay?

"O time, thou must untangle this, not I; It is too hard a knot for me to untie."

He is in love with love.

Malvolio appears and tells Maria, Sir Andrew, and Sir Toby off - why is Maria the MOST annoyed?

Why does Sir Toby decide to end the joke on Malvolio?

What does Duke Orsino do when he realizes the true identity an gender of Viola?

A sea captain and good friend, but also an outlaw.

How would the actors cross-dress in these plays in a traditional Shakespeare production?

Whom does Olivia send off with a ring to give a message to Cesario?

Who is the last person left on stage at the play's end?

How is Twelfth Night a comedy?

For the love of mockery; for I know this letter will make a contemplative idiot of him.

The women in Shakespeare's plays were

"Dramatic irony" means":

In the Great Chain of Being the servant would be

At the beginning of Act 4, why does Sir Andrew attack Sebastian?

During Shakespeare's time the traditional European court fool

Who lives by the church?

Why does Feste call Olivia a fool?

Shakespeare sets up multiple love situations and the love these characters have

Viola sympathizes with Olivia even before they meet because:

Sebastian and Viola are from:

Feste adds this element to the plot of the play:

Why is Sir Andrew extremely surprised when Sebastian starts beating him the second time?

How does Malvolio react when he finds the letter?

What do Aguecheek and Belch complain to Orsino?

In Act III, Viola says that Feste is:

Which of these things does Malvolio ask for when he is imprisoned?

Which of the four archetypes best describes Olivia?

Tampering with The Great Chain of Being leads to

In mourning for a dead father and brother.

"I had a sister, whom the blind waves and surges have devoured. Of charity, what kin are you?"