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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. For what did Orlando's father intend the crowns to go toward?
(a) Orlando's military training.
(b) Orlando's wedding.
(c) Orlando's house.
(d) Orlando's education.
2. Who asks Corin for food?
(a) Phebe.
(b) Silvius.
(c) Celia.
(d) Rosalind.
3. What does Duke Frederick accuse Rosalind of being?
(a) A traitor.
(b) A siren.
(c) A gold digger.
(d) A sorceress.
4. What does Duke Senior tell Orlando is the best way to get what he wants, which astonishes Orlando?
(a) By trading.
(b) By telling riddles.
(c) By being polite.
(d) By lying.
5. Whom does Oliver financially support instead of supporting Orlando?
(a) Adam.
(b) Jaques.
(c) Dennis.
(d) Charles.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Duke Frederick tell Rosalind will happen if she does not follow his orders?
2. When Jaques arrives, what or whom does he say he met in the forest?
3. Whose property does Celia negotiate to buy from Corin?
4. Why does Celia choose the name Aliena as her disguise name?
5. How do Rosalind and Celia feel after their trip?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are the stipulations Duke Frederick gives Oliver in the event that he does not find Orlando?
2. How do Rosalind and Celia feel once they enter the Forest of Arden?
3. What does Duke Senior advise Orlando about while Orlando is trying to vanquish Duke Senior with a sword?
4. Why does Duke Frederick summon Oliver after learning of Rosalind and Celia's disappearance?
5. What does Amiens say about Duke Senior's attitude in the country?
6. How does Rosalind find out about Orlando's feelings for her?
7. Why does Adam meet Orlando in the courtyard and order him to leave?
8. What does Touchstone talk about with William at the end of Act 5, Scene 1?
9. Why does Celia decide to name herself Aliena while in disguise?
10. What does Rosalind say to the audience at the play's finale?
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