All For Love: More Sentiment than Tragedy Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What is the structural principle John Dryden used while choosing the setting of the play? (from Act 1: Scene 1)

A thrust stage.

French Neoclassicism.

Decorum.

Unity of time, place, and action.

2.

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.

3.

Which of the following statements is the most applicable to what the Roman Empire and Egypt symbolize in All for Love? (from Act 1: Scene 1)

The Roman Empire represents Anglo Saxon values and Egypt represents personal excess.

The Roman Empire represents nobility and Egypt represents poverty.

The Roman Empire represents military strength and Egypt represents royal luxury.

The Roman Empire represents democratic values and Egypt represents totalitarian values.

4.

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.

They are fickle.

They have not produced an heir.

Their love is adulterous.

5.

Mark Antony has made the decision to stay with Cleopatra before. What raises the dramatic stakes this time? (from Act IV: Scene 1)

Octavia will notify Caesar Octavius of his decision.

Mark Antony banishes Dolabella and Cleopatra, whom he suspects of cheating.

Ventidius is disappointed by his decision.

Alexas notifies Cleopatra of his decision.

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