2. How does the speaker in Act 4's eleventh scene say the associated army shall be?
(a) Still.
(b) Violent.
(c) Fierce.
(d) Tired.

3. What do the soldiers resolve to do about the noise in Act 4, Scene 3?
(a) Listen to it.
(b) Ignore it.
(c) Follow it.
(d) Silence it.

4. Where does Enobarbus seek to die?
(a) A ship.
(b) The Nile.
(c) A ditch.
(d) A bed.

5. To where does the speaker in Act 4, Scene 11, say the speaker and company must go?
(a) To the hills.
(b) To Alexandria.
(c) To the vales.
(d) To the galleys.

6. Who accompanies Cleopatra to her destination in Act 4, Scene 13?
(a) Antony.
(b) Charmian.
(c) Eros.
(d) Mardian.

7. What does Enobarbus throw against the "flint and hardness" of his fault, figuratively speaking?
(a) His soul.
(b) His heart.
(c) His will.
(d) His life.

8. How many soldiers are present in Act 4, Scene 9?
(a) Four.
(b) Three.
(c) Five.
(d) Two.

9. With what word does Enobarbus describe his revolt in comparison to Antony's nobility?
(a) Insular.
(b) Incongruous.
(c) Infamous.
(d) Famed.

10. For whom does Antony call at the end of Act 4's twelfth scene?
(a) Cleopatra.
(b) Eros.
(c) Scarus.
(d) Caesar.

11. Upon what does one of the soldiers place his hope of the battle on foot in Act 4, Scene 3?
(a) The navy.
(b) The sun.
(c) The heat.
(d) The horse.

12. Who brings news to Antony that Cleopatra is not dead?
(a) Dercetas.
(b) Scarus.
(c) Diomedes.
(d) Mardian.

13. With what does Cleopatra kill herself?
(a) A dagger.
(b) A spear.
(c) Asps.
(d) Poison.

14. What decision does Antony lament to the solider who greets him in the fifth scene of the fourth act?
(a) To fight at land.
(b) To seek out Cleopatra.
(c) To fight at sea.
(d) To challenge Caesar.

15. With whom does Antony intend his foot soldiers to stay in Act 4, Scene 10?
(a) Caesar's foot.
(b) Cleopatra.
(c) Himself.
(d) Caesar's ships.