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

4. Upon what does Antony say he will look in line 9 of Act 4's tenth scene?
(a) Cleopatra's coutenance.
(b) The blood of Caesar.
(c) The enemy's endeavor.
(d) His own troops' discipline.

5. How many soldiers speak in Act 4, Scene 3?
(a) Three.
(b) Seven.
(c) Two.
(d) Four.

6. Who alone does Cleopatra say is worthy to conquer Antony?
(a) A god.
(b) Antony.
(c) Cleopatra.
(d) Caesar.

7. To where do the soldiers carry Enobarbus's body?
(a) Caesar's tent.
(b) The court of guard.
(c) Caesar's ship.
(d) The walls of Alexandria.

8. Whose of Caesar's does Antony insist alone is worthy of trust?
(a) Gallus.
(b) Agrippa.
(c) Dollabella.
(d) Proculeius.

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

10. How many times will Antony reward Scarus for his "spritely comfort"?
(a) Thrice.
(b) Ten times.
(c) Once.
(d) Twice.

11. What is an appropriate synonym for "appointment" as used in line 8 of Act 4, Scene 10?
(a) Disposition.
(b) Strategy.
(c) Intention.
(d) Formation.

12. What do the soldiers hear after Enobarbus dies?
(a) Drums.
(b) Trumpets.
(c) The sea.
(d) Wailing.

13. Whose hand does Antony clasp in Act 4, Scene 8?
(a) Scarus's.
(b) Eros's.
(c) Enobarbus's.
(d) Cleopatra's.

14. Whom does Caesar put in the van of his attack against Antony at Alexandria?
(a) Antony's deserters.
(b) Enobarbus.
(c) Pompey's fighters.
(d) Caesar's best fighters.

15. What does Antony compare to the spirit of a youth who "means to be of note," in Act 4, Scene 4?
(a) A battle fought at night.
(b) The sound of trumpets before war.
(c) The sight of one's beloved before battle.
(d) The present morning.