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As You Like It Act 2 Quiz
As You Like It Act 2 Quiz
What does the deer symbolize in Jaques’ speech?
The greed of hunters
The strength of the forest
The joy of freedom
The suffering of innocent creatures
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What does Jaques desire more than anything?
To return to court
To become a fool
To rule the forest
To marry Phebe
None
How does Duke Senior react to Orlando’s aggression?
With calm hospitality
With anger
With mockery
With fear
None
What tone concludes Act 2?
Harmony and renewal
Fear and suspicion
Conflict and betrayal
Loneliness and regret
None
What is the subject of Amiens’ song in Act 2?
The joys of nature and simplicity
The sadness of exile
The cruelty of men
The vanity of wealth
None
What does Duke Senior compare adversity to?
A thorn among roses
Sweet uses of nature
A toad with a precious jewel in its head
A dark night before dawn
None
Who threatens Duke Senior’s men when first entering the forest?
Touchstone
Orlando
Le Beau
Oliver
None
What does Duke Senior value most in the forest?
Royal status
Material wealth
Honest friendship
Servants’ obedience
None
What does the “Seven Ages of Man” speech foreshadow?
The return to court
Orlando’s love for Rosalind
Jaques’ philosophy of life
Rosalind’s disguise
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What does Orlando apologize for after meeting Duke Senior?
Insulting Jaques
Running from home
Threatening his men
Stealing food
None
What order does Duke Frederick give regarding Orlando?
He must be found and brought to court
He is to be killed on sight
He must fight Charles again
He must be exiled again
None
What role does music play in Act 2?
It mocks the exiles
It distracts from sorrow
It represents danger
It symbolizes harmony and peace
None
How does Orlando treat Adam in the forest?
With kindness and loyalty
With impatience
With cruelty
With indifference
None
Who sings to cheer Duke Senior and his men?
Amiens
Adam
Touchstone
Jaques
None
How does Duke Senior describe life in the forest?
Lonely and harsh
Cruel and unjust
Free and content despite hardships
Filled with political schemes
None
Who tells Duke Frederick that Orlando is missing?
Adam
Oliver
Le Beau
Charles
None
What does Duke Senior offer Orlando and Adam?
A place in court
Gold and land
Food and rest
New clothes
None
What does Duke Frederick discover in Act 2 about Celia and Rosalind?
They have joined Duke Senior
They are imprisoned
They have disappeared
They are married
None
Who brings food to Orlando and Adam in the forest?
Oliver’s servant
Rosalind and Celia
Duke Senior’s men
Le Beau
None
Where is Duke Senior living at the start of Act 2?
In the Forest of Arden
In exile in France
In his ancestral castle
At Duke Frederick’s court
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What moral does Duke Senior draw from his life in exile?
Love conquers pain
Fate cannot be escaped
Virtue thrives in adversity
Power corrupts all men
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Why is Adam exhausted in Act 2?
He has lost his way
He is old and hungry
He has been wounded
He fears the Duke’s wrath
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Why does Jaques say he loves melancholy?
It gives him depth and reflection
It amuses others
It brings him happiness
It pleases Duke Senior
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Why does Jaques envy Touchstone?
He admires the fool’s honesty and freedom
He resents his humor
He dislikes his company
He wants his clothes
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What theme does Act 2 emphasize through life in Arden?
The power of revenge
The decline of nobility
The pain of loss
Freedom from corruption
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What emotion does Jaques feel when he sees the wounded deer?
Amusement
Melancholy compassion
Anger
Indifference
None
Who accompanies Duke Senior in the Forest of Arden?
Duke Frederick’s guards
Oliver and Charles
Rosalind and Celia
Loyal lords like Amiens and Jaques
None
What does Jaques say about the fool’s wisdom?
He can speak truth safely
He is untrustworthy
He is too proud
He should be silent
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How does Jaques view the world?
With cynicism and melancholy
With religious devotion
With optimism
With political ambition
None
Who enters the forest in search of food and shelter?
Oliver and Charles
Rosalind and Celia
Orlando and Adam
Duke Frederick’s soldiers
None
Time's up
Go Again
As You Like It Full Book
As You Like It Act 1 Scene 3
As You Like It Act 2 Scene 4
As You Like It Act 3
As You Like It Act 3 Scene 2
As You Like It Act 5
Author:
Remmar
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