|
| Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. During what era was the play written?
(a) Elizabethan.
(b) Victorian.
(c) Middle Ages.
(d) Georgian.
2. What does Tamburlaine intend to do before attacking the soldiers?
(a) Talk.
(b) Reiterate game plan.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Retreat.
3. Who is the King of Persia?
(a) Tamburlaine.
(b) Corsoe.
(c) Mycetes.
(d) Theridimas.
4. Who makes the comment that Tamburlaine seems to be in love?
(a) Techelles.
(b) Zenocrate.
(c) Menaphon.
(d) Theridimas.
5. Who are the two parties involved in peace talks?
(a) Orcanes and Sigismund.
(b) Orcanes and Callapine.
(c) Callapine and Tamburlaine.
(d) Tamburlaine and the Sultan.
Short Answer Questions
1. Sigismund comes from what country?
2. Who is not present during the conversation between Cosroe and Tamburlaine?
3. Which empire is ruled by this king?
4. What other region does this king intend to conquer?
5. Who informs Mycetes of the betrayal?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Mycetes ask Cosroe to speak instead of holding the conference himself?
2. What is a sign of strength according to Bajazeth? What promotes Zabina's worth?
3. What is the purpose of Tamburlaine's treatment of Bajazeth and Zabina?
4. How is Callapine introduced in this scene? What are his intentions?
5. How does Mycetes react when he learns that Cosroe and Theridimas have switched sides?
6. How do Callapine and the other kings react upon receiving the news about Tamburlaine's army?
7. Why is it important for Orcanes and Sigismund to set aside arrogance and form an alliance?
8. How is Tamburlaine introduced into the story?
9. What causes Zenocrate to declare her love for Tamburlaine? How does Agydas react?
10. What is the Sultan's reaction when he learns Tamburlaine is approaching Egypt? How does the Sultan feel about Zenocrate's involvement?
|
This section contains 486 words (approx. 2 pages at 300 words per page) |
|



