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Duplicate of Twelfth Night - Act 3
Duplicate of Twelfth Night - Act 3
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Who were the two monarchs that Shakespeare wrote under?
Queen Elizabeth and King Henry
Queen Elizabeth and King James
Queen Elizabeth and King Edward
Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary
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Act 3: What does Andrew offer to get out of the duel?
To pay 3,000 ducats
to kiss Viola's boots
To leave Illyria
his horse
3
After Viola denies knowing Antonio...
Antonio is upset for letting him down
Viola is left confused
All of the above
Andrew thinks Viola is a coward and wants to duel again
4
What year was Shakespeare born?
1582
1616
1776
1564
5
Act 3: The place where Antonio and Sebastian plan to meet is
the Spotted Dog
the sea coast
the Duke and Duchess
the Elephant
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The definition of the word indignant:
to contaminate or place under suspicion or doubt
angered or annoyed at something unjust or wrong
without interest
to ask strongly or beg for something
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Who was Shakespeare's wife?
Anne Boyln
Anne Hathaway
Anne Margaret
Rachel McAdams
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When was Twelfth Night written?
1600
1589
1592
1616
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Which of the following IS NOT a Shakespeare play?
The Winter's Tale
Love's Labor's Lost
The Merry Wives of Windsor
One in the Hand
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Vocabulary word meaning "impulsive - often with an unfortunate consequence" -
impetuous
indignant
inevitable
incredulous
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What was the name of the theater where most of Shakespeare's plays were produced?
The Globe
The Standard
The Elephant
Broadway
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What was the name of Shakespeare's son?
Billy-Joe
Hamlet
Hamnet
Antonio
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Most of the songs are sung by
Maria
Viola
Andrew
Feste
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Why does he do this?
He hates Illyrians
He is trying to avoid violence and bloodshed
Andrew is his enemy
He thinks Viola is Sebastian
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What is dramatic irony?
When the outcome is the opposite of what you expected
When the opposite of what is said is meant
Having ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife
When the audience knows something a character does not
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Act 3 - Who breaks up the fight between Viola and Andrew?
Antonio
Orsino
Toby
Olivia
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"If this were played upon a stage now, I could condemn it as an improbale fiction" examplifies
Situational Irony
Appearance vs. Reality
Dramatic Irony
Love vs. Infatuation
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Act 3: What is Olivia's resolution to seeing Malvolio act so strangely?
To banish him from her estate
To lock him in a dark house
To have him arrested
To have Toby look after him
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Vocabulary word meaning "recklessly wasteful"-
prudent
prodigal
negligent
accost
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Who says "Pray God defend me! A little thing would make me tell them how much I lack of a man!"
Viola
Malvolio
Feste
Andrew
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"Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrusted upon them."
Malvolio
Fabian
Olivia
Feste
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Year of Shakespeare's death?
1594
1632
1606
1616
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Act 3: What happens when Antonio breaks up the duel?
He beats Cesario
He is arrested
He beats Sir Andrew
Sebastian comes to his aide
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Vocabulary word meaning "to restrain or hinder" -
fetter
usurp
mitigate
exasperate
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Where was Shakespeare born?
Stratford-Upon-Avon
Stanford-Upon-AvonOldFarms
London
Watertown
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Vocabulary word meaning "to calm someone who is or may become angry or upset" -
obscure
mollify
reprove
abhor
