Woods littered with trees carved with poems of love. This As You Like It Act 3 Quiz dives into the jumbled romantic entanglements and cross-dressing schemes that make up Shakespeare’s middle act. Now the game of love begins.
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As You Like It Act 3 Quiz Questions
- What does Duke Frederick accuse Oliver of in Act 3?
- What threat does Duke Frederick make to Oliver?
- Who are the two characters that appear together in Act 3 Scene 2?
- What does Orlando hang on the trees in the Forest of Arden?
- Who first notices Orlando’s poems on the trees?
- How does Rosalind react when she reads Orlando’s poetry?
- What disguise is Rosalind still using in Act 3?
- What does Celia call Rosalind after seeing her reaction to the poems?
- Who teases Rosalind about being in love?
- What does Touchstone say about love in Act 3?
- Who does Touchstone court in Act 3?
- What kind of woman is Audrey?
- Who interrupts Touchstone and Audrey’s conversation?
- Why does Jaques enjoy spending time with Touchstone?
- What does Jaques plan to do for Touchstone?
- What does Rosalind pretend when she meets Orlando as Ganymede?
- What deal does Rosalind make with Orlando?
- Why does Orlando agree to Rosalind’s game?
- How does Rosalind test Orlando’s love?
- What does Celia observe about Rosalind’s disguise?
- What does Touchstone claim about marrying in the forest?
- Who is William in Act 3?
- How does Touchstone treat William?
- What does Jaques think of Touchstone’s behavior toward William?
- What emotion dominates Rosalind’s speeches in Act 3?
- Who overhears Rosalind talking about love?
- What advice does Rosalind give Orlando about love?
- What is the main tone of Act 3?
- What does Act 3 reveal about love in the play?
- How does the forest continue to function thematically in Act 3?