You think you can unravel the web of accusations when everyone is finally standing in the same public square? The Duke’s judgement is put to the test in the Comedy Of Errors Act 5 Scene 1 Quiz as the doors of the priory swing open to reveal the impossible. Remember how the two pairs finally confront each other.
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Comedy Of Errors Act 5 Scene 1 Quiz Questions
- Where does Act 5 Scene 1 take place?
- Who appears first in this scene?
- Why are Angelo and the Merchant in front of the priory?
- Who enters while Angelo and the Merchant speak?
- Why does Angelo accuse Antipholus of Syracuse?
- How does Antipholus of Syracuse respond to Angelo’s demand?
- Who tries to arrest Antipholus of Syracuse?
- Where do Antipholus and Dromio flee for safety?
- Who protects them inside the priory?
- What does the Abbess refuse to do?
- Who arrives demanding the Abbess release her husband?
- What does Adriana claim about her husband’s condition?
- How does the Abbess react to Adriana’s plea?
- Who enters next with guards and followers?
- Why has the Duke come to the priory?
- Who brings Egeon before the Duke?
- What crime is Egeon accused of?
- How does Adriana respond when she sees Egeon?
- What dramatic event occurs as Antipholus of Ephesus enters?
- What does Antipholus of Ephesus complain about to the Duke?
- How does the Duke react to the confusion?
- What revelation does the Abbess make?
- What does Egeon realize upon seeing the twins?
- How does Adriana react to the revelations?
- Who is revealed to be the Abbess?
- What happens to the debt owed to the Merchant?
- How does the Duke resolve Egeon’s punishment?
- What theme is brought to conclusion in this scene?
- What tone dominates the scene’s ending?
- What invitation closes the play?