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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. Who does Orlando's visitor tell Orlando is his enemy?
(a) Duke Senior.
(b) Duke Frederick.
(c) Charles.
(d) Oliver.
2. Who is professing love for Phebe?
(a) Touchstone.
(b) Silvius.
(c) Corin.
(d) Duke Senior.
3. Whose estate is Orlando in at the beginning of Act 2, Scene 3?
(a) His own.
(b) Duke Frederick's.
(c) Duke Senior's.
(d) Oliver's.
4. What is the setting at the beginning of Act 2, Scene 2?
(a) Arden village.
(b) Court.
(c) A carriage.
(d) Forest of Arden.
5. What does Duke Frederick call Oliver before sending him away?
(a) A good man.
(b) A villain.
(c) The devil.
(d) A thief.
Short Answer Questions
1. When Orlando happens upon Duke Senior and his men, how does he try to take food from them?
2. Whom does Rosalind think she and Celia should bring with them?
3. What does Duke Frederick accuse Rosalind of being?
4. What does Duke Senior tell his company about life in exile?
5. Whom does Oliver financially support instead of supporting Orlando?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Touchstone call the singers in Act 5, Scene 3, foolish?
2. What does Duke Senior advise Orlando about while Orlando is trying to vanquish Duke Senior with a sword?
3. Why is Audrey upset with Touchstone at the beginning of Act 5, Scene 1?
4. How does Oliver prove to Orlando that his love for Aliena is true love?
5. Why is Rosalind kept at court after her father, Duke Senior, is banished to the forest?
6. Why does Rosalind compare Orlando's love for her to that of a snail?
7. Why does Phebe agree to conditionally marry Silvius at the end of Act 5, Scene 2?
8. How does Celia calm down Rosalind, who is upset that Orlando is late for their lesson on love?
9. Why is Touchstone made out to be the foolish one in Act 5, Scene 3?
10. Why does Touchstone think marrying Audrey in the forest will be a benefit?
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