2. Where does Antony position his foot soldiers before the second day of battle at Alexandria?
(a) On the plain.
(b) In the valley.
(c) Near the sea.
(d) On the hills.

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

4. For what does Antony tell Eros he has made the wars with Caesar?
(a) Rage.
(b) Himself.
(c) Egypt.
(d) Pride.

5. Who arrives to announce Antony's death to Caesar?
(a) Diomedes.
(b) Dercetas.
(c) An Egyptian.
(d) Cleopatra.

6. Whom does Caesar send to speak to Cleopatra after hearing of Antony's death?
(a) An Egyptian.
(b) Proculeius.
(c) Dercetas.
(d) Dolabella.

7. Upon whom does Enobarbus call to be his witness in delivering his soliloquy?
(a) Caesar.
(b) The stars.
(c) The moon.
(d) A soldier.

8. Who is it revealed has deserted Antony in Act 4?
(a) Enobarbus.
(b) Cleopatra.
(c) Demetrius.
(d) Canidius.

9. From next to where does Antony go to discover the outcome of the sea-battle at Alexandria?
(a) The pine.
(b) The vale.
(c) The hill.
(d) The coast.

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

11. Of what does Antony say Cleopatra is armorer?
(a) His heart.
(b) His soul.
(c) His army.
(d) His courage.

12. What is the Greek name for "holy Phoebus" to whom Antony refers?
(a) Ares.
(b) Poseidon.
(c) Apollo.
(d) Zeus.

13. What has Antony's fleet done at Alexandria?
(a) Gained victory.
(b) Been distroyed.
(c) Fled.
(d) Surrendered.

14. What does Antony foreshadow by telling Eros that they must sleep, after Mardian delivers news of Cleopatra's death?
(a) Their defeat.
(b) Their death.
(c) Cleopatra's last betrayal.
(d) Their surrender.

15. To whose "prepared nails" does Antony refer?
(a) Death's.
(b) Octavia's.
(c) Fulvia's.
(d) Cleopatra's.