All For Love: More Sentiment than Tragedy Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What is the climax of this play? (from Act III: Scene 1)

This play does not have a climax.

The climax is when Mark Antony tells Octavia, Ventidius, and Dolabella he will return to the Roman Empire with his wife.

The climax is when Mark Antony is shocked by Octavia's arrival.

The climax is when Cleopatra threatens to commit suicide.

2.

Which is the most significant objection to Mark Antony and Cleopatra's love? (from Act II: Scene 1)

Their love makes the Roman Empire and Egypt sociopolitically vulnerable.

Their love is adulterous.

They have not produced an heir.

They are fickle.

3.

Which of these is the best description of Ventidius' relationship to Mark Antony? (from Act IV: Scene 1)

By the standards of decorum, Ventidius is less noble than Mark Antony.

Ventidius is loyal to Mark Antony.

Ventidius manipulates Mark Antony.

Ventidius is disappointed in Mark Antony's behavior, but he still loves him.

4.

Why does Mark Antony initially mistrust his estranged best friend, Dolabella? (from Act III: Scene 1)

Dolabella admits he is attracted to Cleopatra.

Mark Antony secretly has strong feelings for Dolabella.

Dolabella is too loyal to Caesar Octavius to intercede on Mark Antony's behalf.

Ventidius, who strongly wishes Mark Antony would leave Egypt, has invited Dolabella.

5.

Who is the protagonist in the play? (from Act 1: Scene 1)

Cleopatra, because she never changes her mind about how much she loves Mark Antony.

Mark Antony, because he is the noblest character in the play.

Cleopatra, because she is the emotional center of the play,

Mark Antony, because his actions move the plot forward.

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