As You Like It Act 2 Scene 2 Quiz

Why is Duke Frederick furious at the beginning of the scene?

Who informs Duke Frederick of the women’s disappearance?

What emotion dominates Duke Frederick’s speech?

What theme is developed in this scene through Frederick’s anger?

What does Duke Frederick’s behavior foreshadow?

What is Duke Frederick’s relationship to Rosalind?

What kind of ruler is Duke Frederick shown to be?

Whom does Duke Frederick blame for Celia’s disappearance?

Who is the primary target of Duke Frederick’s rage?

What does this scene reveal about Duke Frederick’s personality?

What quality of Duke Frederick isolates him from others?

What does this short scene accomplish in the play’s structure?

Who does Duke Frederick command to find Orlando?

How does Duke Frederick react to news that Orlando is Sir Rowland’s son?

What does Duke Frederick’s reaction to Sir Rowland’s legacy reveal?

What order does Duke Frederick give regarding Orlando?

Why does Duke Frederick think Touchstone left with the women?

Who is searching for Celia and Rosalind in this scene?

What does Duke Frederick accuse Orlando of?

What central conflict does this scene emphasize?

What literary device is shown through Duke Frederick’s shifting suspicion?

Who does Duke Frederick believe helped Celia and Rosalind escape?

Where does Act 2 Scene 2 take place?

What does Duke Frederick’s reaction contrast with in Act 2 Scene 1?

What relationship does Duke Frederick suspect between Rosalind and Celia?

What major event connects this scene to the next?

What tone dominates the dialogue in this scene?

What other person is reported missing from court in this scene?

What emotion does Duke Frederick’s court represent in contrast to Arden?

What does Duke Frederick threaten to do if Celia and Rosalind are not found?