As You Like It Act 3 Scene 1 Quiz

Who does Duke Frederick suspect helped Celia and Rosalind escape?

What does Duke Frederick’s behavior foreshadow?

What is Oliver’s attitude during the confrontation?

What motivates Duke Frederick’s actions in this scene?

Where does this scene take place?

How does this scene contrast with Duke Senior’s rule in Arden?

What contrast between characters is highlighted here?

What does Duke Frederick’s treatment of Oliver symbolize?

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

What broader theme does this scene contribute to?

What major theme is reinforced in this scene?

Who is summoned before Duke Frederick in this scene?

What does Duke Frederick demand of Oliver?

What does Duke Frederick call Oliver when he accuses him?

What does Duke Frederick threaten to do if Oliver fails to find Orlando?

What does this scene remind the audience about life at court?

What does Duke Frederick accuse Oliver of doing for Orlando?

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

What emotion dominates the dialogue?

What does Duke Frederick give Oliver before sending him away?

What does Duke Frederick’s order show about his leadership?

What is the consequence if Oliver fails to produce Orlando?

What event does this scene set up in the play?

What word best describes Duke Frederick’s mood in this scene?

How does Shakespeare use this short scene structurally?

What has happened to Duke Frederick’s daughter, Celia?

How does Oliver respond to Duke Frederick’s accusations?

What is the tone of Duke Frederick’s speech?

Who appears in Act 3 Scene 1?

What literary device is used in Duke Frederick’s threats?