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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 3, Scene 13.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. As Balthazar and Lorenzo watch, why does Bel-Imperia tell Horatio she is still upset?
(a) She has decided that she does not love Horatio.
(b) She says she still needs time for her wounded heart to rest.
(c) She is not upset.
(d) She is starting to have feelings for Balthazar too.

2. Which of the following topics does Hieronimo not address as he gives a soliloquy in Act 3, Scene 13?
(a) His uncertainty about how to achieve revenge.
(b) His right to have revenge for the murder of Horatio.
(c) His decision to mask his grief and anger with politeness, good manners and patience.
(d) His hope for a good marriage for Bel-Imperia.

3. After Balthazar and Lorenzo are told that Serberine has been shot, what is Lorenzo's reaction?
(a) To hide himself, knowing he will be found guilty.
(b) To help Pedringano find a hiding place.
(c) To have Pedringano executed.
(d) To tell Balthazar the truth about the murder.

4. Why does Lorenzo plan to kill Serberine?
(a) Because he reminds Lorenzo of Bel-Imperia.
(b) Because he is going to take Pedringano as a servant instead.
(c) Because he is tired of having a servant.
(d) Because he thinks he wrote a letter revealing his guilt.

5. How does Pedringano say he found out about Bel-Imperia and Horatio's relationship?
(a) By spying on them in the garden.
(b) By the admission of Bel-Imperia.
(c) By overhearing the maids talking about it.
(d) By seeing love letters she sent Horatio.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Lorenzo say can get messages through to Bel-Imperia?

2. Which of the following literary devices are used to begin Act 2, Scene 1?

3. After Hieronimo discovers that Balthazar and Lorenzo were definitely behind Horatio's murder, what does he decide to do?

4. How does Horatio interpret the letter Bel-Imperia left him upon finding it?

5. Two of the citizens who bring their matters to Hieronimo have issues with what?

(see the answer key)

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