All For Love: More Sentiment than Tragedy Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Which of the following types of imagery is used in a simile in the prologue? (from Act I: Prologue)

War imagery.

Romantic imagery.

Civic imagery.

Seasonal imagery.

2.

Where does this play take place? (from Act 1: Scene 1)

The Roman Empire.

Seventeenth century England.

Alexandria, Egypt.

Many different countries.

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.

Why does Alexas say he was wrong to manipulate Cleopatra? (from Act V: Scene 1)

A person who is in love cannot be influenced.

A man should not control a woman.

A servant should not control his master.

A person who is suicidal cannot be influenced.

5.

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

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

Mark Antony secretly has strong feelings for Dolabella.

Dolabella admits he is attracted to Cleopatra.

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

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