Measure For Measure Act 2 Scene 2 Quiz

What does Angelo say about temptation?

What impression does Isabella’s virtue make on Angelo?

What does the Provost plead with Angelo about?

What theme dominates this scene?

What emotion does Angelo express after Isabella leaves?

What does Isabella accuse Angelo of lacking?

How does the Provost respond to Isabella’s visit?

What does Isabella compare mercy to?

How does Angelo justify his harshness?

What does Angelo admit in his soliloquy?

What does Isabella symbolize in this scene?

What theme does this scene reinforce through Angelo’s reaction?

Who encourages Isabella to speak to Angelo?

What literary device dominates Angelo’s soliloquy?

What tone defines Isabella’s dialogue?

What does Isabella say distinguishes humans from God?

What punishment has been ordered for Claudio?

How does this scene advance the play’s conflict?

What does Isabella say all humans need?

What phrase best captures Isabella’s moral reasoning?

Who appears before Angelo at the beginning of Act 2 Scene 2?

What realization shocks Angelo about himself?

What does Angelo insist regarding the law?

What religious imagery does Isabella use in her speech?

What argument does Isabella make to Angelo?

What inner conflict begins to grow in Angelo?

How does Isabella first approach Angelo?

Who arrives to plead for Claudio’s life?

How does Angelo initially respond to Isabella’s plea?

What does Angelo ask Isabella to return for?