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Measure For Measure Act 4 Scene 3 Quiz

Which condemned prisoner refuses to be executed?

Pompey

Claudio

Lucio

Barnardine

None

Who is Ragozine?

A pirate who recently died

A soldier under Angelo

A messenger of the Duke

A friar from the convent

None

Which theme is most evident in this scene?

Power through rebellion

Faith through mercy

Love through forgiveness

Justice through deception

None

What does the Duke think of Barnardine’s condition?

He is falsely accused

He is unfit to die

He is beyond saving

He deserves death

None

Who tries to persuade Barnardine to face execution?

Escalus

Lucio

The Duke disguised as a friar

Pompey

None

What does the Provost say about Ragozine’s body?

It was mutilated

It was buried already

It resembles Claudio’s

It was cremated

None

What key theme is established through the Duke’s decision?

The balance of justice and hypocrisy

The downfall of authority

The futility of love

The triumph of religion

None

Who agrees to carry out the Duke’s plan?

The Provost

Escalus

Pompey

Lucio

None

What does the Duke say about Pompey’s new role?

It redeems him

It surprises him

It disgraces him

It suits his nature

None

Who enters after the messenger leaves?

Mariana and Isabella

The Provost with Claudio and Barnardine

Escalus and Angelo

Lucio and Pompey

None

What is the Duke’s main goal in this scene?

To pardon Pompey

To punish Barnardine

To save Claudio and expose Angelo

To confess his disguise

None

What does the Duke’s manipulation in this scene reveal?

His strategic control over justice

His resentment of Isabella

His fear of Angelo

His lack of moral conviction

None

What message does the Duke prepare for Isabella?

That Angelo is pardoned

That Barnardine escaped

That Claudio is dead

That Claudio lives

None

Where does Act 4 Scene 3 take place?

At Mariana’s house

At the convent

In the prison

At Angelo’s court

None

Who enters near the end of the scene to deliver comic relief?

Pompey

Escalus

Lucio

Elbow

None

Who unexpectedly brings news from Angelo?

A messenger

Mariana

Lucio

Pompey

None

Why does the Duke want Isabella to believe Claudio is dead?

To test her virtue and faith

To turn her against Angelo

To prepare her for public trial

To encourage her to leave Vienna

None

What does the Duke order the Provost to do about Barnardine?

Send him to Angelo

Delay his execution

Release him

Kill him immediately

None

What reason does Barnardine give for refusing death?

He is waiting for a pardon

He denies his crime

He is too drunk and unprepared

He wants a fair trial

None

What is the dramatic irony of this scene?

Isabella overhears everything

The audience knows Claudio is alive

Lucio suspects the truth

Angelo knows the Duke’s disguise

None

How does the Duke plan to deceive Angelo?

By disguising himself as Angelo

By sending Ragozine’s head instead of Claudio’s

By writing a false pardon

By forging a new decree

None

What solution does the Duke devise to save Claudio?

Hide Claudio in Mariana’s house

Fake Claudio’s confession

Use Ragozine’s head in Claudio’s place

Bribe Angelo’s servant

None

What does Angelo’s message demand?

That Claudio be executed immediately

That Barnardine be set free

That Isabella be summoned

That the Duke return to Vienna

None

How does this scene advance the play’s plot?

It reveals the Duke’s identity

It clears Angelo’s name

It ensures Claudio’s survival

It ends the conflict

None

What crime had Ragozine committed?

Adultery

Murder

Piracy

Theft

None

What does Barnardine do when called for execution?

He confesses his sins

He refuses to come out

He begs for mercy

He attacks the guards

None

Who offers to fetch Barnardine from his cell?

Pompey

The Duke

Lucio

The Provost

None

What word best describes Barnardine’s behavior?

Fearful

Repentant

Defiant

Obedient

None

What news does Pompey bring?

That Angelo has resigned

That he now works for Abhorson

That Claudio escaped

That Lucio has confessed

None

What emotion dominates the Duke’s tone toward the Provost?

Mocking humor

Calm authority

Harsh judgment

Suspicious distrust

None

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