2. To whom does the triumphant victor in the first scene of Act 3 speak?
(a) Silius.
(b) Pacorus.
(c) Marcus Crassus.
(d) Ventidius.

3. What does Antony say he will possibly bathe in the "blood / Shall make it live again" in the second scene of the fourth act?
(a) His wilted love.
(b) His deflated army.
(c) His dying honor.
(d) His flagging nobility.

4. To whom does Caesar compare Octavia's return to Rome?
(a) A thief.
(b) A corpse.
(c) A market-maid.
(d) A queen.

5. Who brings a message from Antony to Cleopatra at the end of the first act?
(a) Enorbarbus.
(b) Lepidus.
(c) Alexas.
(d) Iras.

6. What is the name of the man who accompanies Caesar in Act 3, Scene 8?
(a) Canidius.
(b) Scarus.
(c) Agrippa.
(d) Taurus.

7. What does Cleopatra insist Charmian give her to drink at the last scene of Act 1?
(a) Poisoned grape juice.
(b) Mandragora.
(c) Wine.
(d) Milk.

8. What is the name of Mark Antony's wife?
(a) Cleopatra.
(b) Charmian
(c) Iras.
(d) Fulvia.

9. How many days does Lepidus say Mecaenas and Agrippa will gain on him?
(a) Three.
(b) Twelve.
(c) Two.
(d) One.

10. Who accompanies Pompey to the meeting with the triumvirs?
(a) Menecrates.
(b) Varrius.
(c) Canidius.
(d) Menas.

11. What does Antony hope to see the enemy numbers of by placing his squadrons on "yond side o' the hill"?
(a) Horses.
(b) Ships.
(c) Troops.
(d) Siege weapons.

12. Who emerges triumphant in Parthia?
(a) Enorbarbus.
(b) Ventidius.
(c) Marcus Crassus.
(d) Pacorus.

13. Of what is Antony told concerning his wife in the play's second scene?
(a) Her death.
(b) Her giving birth.
(c) Her coming to him.
(d) Her re-marriage.

14. Against what does Caesar warn Antony in Act 3, Scene 2?
(a) Reckless violence.
(b) Imperial ambition.
(c) Loving too dearly.
(d) Infidelity.

15. Whom does Alexas use as an example in saying that no one would dare not look on Cleopatra when she is ill-pleased?
(a) Herod of Jewry.
(b) Rameses II.
(c) Julius Caesar.
(d) Octavius Caesar.