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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What character says “Nothing that is so is so” in Act IV Scene I?
(a) Viola
(b) Malvolio
(c) Feste
(d) Diana
2. How does Sir Andrew Aguecheek greet Cesario in Act III Scene I?
(a) Au revoir, monsieur
(b) Bonjour, monsieur
(c) Adieux, monsieur
(d) Dieu vous garde, monsieur
3. What is the setting of Act III Scene I?
(a) Olivia’s garden
(b) The cubiculo
(c) The Indies
(d) Elysium
4. What adjective from Act IV Scene III means held in high religious regard?
(a) Knave
(b) Folly
(c) Hyperbolical
(d) Consecrated
5. Of whom does Olivia speak when she says in Act III Scene IV, “he is sad and civil, and suits well for a servant with my fortunes”?
(a) Titus
(b) Feste
(c) Malvolio
(d) Fabian
Short Answer Questions
1. What character says the following lines from Act III Scene IV: “If all the devils of hell be drawn in little, and Legion himself possessed him, yet I'll speak to him”?
2. What is the setting of Act III Scene IV?
3. What is the setting of Act IV Scene II?
4. What costuming items does Maria give Feste to wear in Act IV Scene II?
5. Which of the five rivers of Hades is cited from Greek mythology in Act IV Scene I?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is irony illustrated through the circumstances surrounding Malvolio in Act IV?
2. What do Sir Toby Belch and Fabian convince Sir Andrew Aguecheek to do in Act III Scene II? Who interrupts them?
3. Is Malvolio’s treatment in Act IV is justified? Why or why not?
4. How does Feste illustrate the theme of disguise in Act IV Scene II?
5. Describe the character of Sir Toby Belch. How does Sir Toby contribute to the tone of the play?
6. What conclusion does Antonio reach regarding his dear friend in Act III Scene IV?
7. How is Viola/Cesario saved from the duel in Act III Scene IV?
8. What does Feste attempt to convince Malvolio of in Act IV Scene II?
9. What character flaw might be blamed for Malvolio’s circumstances in Act IV?
10. What is Sir Andrew Aguecheek’s principle focus and grievance in the play?
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