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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. What does Olivia say hides her heart in Act III Scene I?
(a) A weeping willow
(b) A tiger
(c) An elm tree
(d) A cypress
2. The stage directions describe the setting of Act IV Scene I as taking place where?
(a) Before Olivia’s house
(b) The sea-coast
(c) Duke Orsino’s Palace
(d) The Elephant
3. Maria tells Feste to assume what name in his costume in Act IV Scene II?
(a) Sir Topas
(b) Titus
(c) Sir Toby Belch
(d) Fabian
4. In Act III Scene I, Olivia says “how much the better to fall before the lion than the” what?
(a) Wolf
(b) Dragon
(c) Shark
(d) Vulture
5. What is the setting of Act III Scene II?
(a) Duke Orsino’s Palace
(b) The cubiculo
(c) The sea-coast
(d) Olivia’s house
Short Answer Questions
1. Sir Andrew Aguecheek claims that he would rather be what than a politician in Act III Scene II?
2. How many “wits” does Feste describe a human having in Act IV Scene II?
3. Regarding Malvolio, Maria says in Act III Scene II, “he does smile his face into more lines than is in the new map with the augmentation of” what?
4. What is the setting of Act III Scene I?
5. The jester claims not to be Olivia’s fool, but her “corrupter of” what in Act III Scene I?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does the character of Feste differ from all of the other main characters in the play? Who is offended by Feste’s observations?
2. What is Olivia’s reaction upon seeing Malvolio in his bizarre garb in Act III Scene IV?
3. Is Malvolio’s treatment in Act IV is justified? Why or why not?
4. How does the character of Feste contribute to the tone of Twelfth Night? What is the significance of Feste’s name?
5. How does Antonio help Sebastian in Act III Scene III?
6. What does Feste attempt to convince Malvolio of in Act IV Scene II?
7. How does Sir Andrew Aguecheek’s character contribute to the tone of Twelfth Night?
8. Describe the character of Sir Andrew Aguecheek. How does Sir Toby Belch describe his friend?
9. How is irony illustrated through the circumstances surrounding Malvolio in Act IV?
10. How might Malvolio’s treatment in Act IV be perceived differently when viewing the play as opposed to reading it?
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