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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 arrives on the scene?
(a) Iago.
(b) Romeo.
(c) Othello.
(d) Mercutio.
2. What is Romeo's response?
(a) To jump off the balcony.
(b) To fall in love with Desdemona.
(c) To run to find Juliet.
(d) To challenge Desdemona to a swordfight.
3. For what is Constance searching?
(a) The fool.
(b) Excitement.
(c) Food.
(d) Dinner.
4. Who becomes enamored of Constance and competes with Romeo for her attention?
(a) Tybalt.
(b) Juliet.
(c) Gustav.
(d) Professor Night.
5. What does Constance claim to want?
(a) The secret of the author.
(b) Juliet's mind.
(c) A way to go home.
(d) Romeo.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the person have that Constance see?
2. With what does Juliet think Constance might be lured into heterosexual sex?
3. What does Juliet brush aside as nonsense?
4. What is the purpose of this very short scene?
5. What does Desdemona think about Romeo?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Juliet theorize is Constance's predication towards homosexuality? Do you agree?
2. What is humorous about the ghost's appearance?
3. How often has Juliet changed her willingness for different sexual experiences? What does this say about Juliet?
4. What do you think is the purpose of this very short scene?
5. What is the irony of the scene where Juliet stands beneath Constance's balcony and woos her?
6. How many ways has Juliet considered or attempted suicide in this scene? Why do you think this is so?
7. What is Tybalt's reaction to Romeo and Juliet's fascination with Constance?
8. What is Desdemona's response to Romeo revelation that he is a man? Do you think the Desdemona of Shakespeare's tragedy, Othello, would have said something like this?
9. How is it again intimated that Constance is playing the role of the Fool?
10. What does the purpose of this brief scene (Act 3, Scene 3) seem to be?
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