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Troilus And Cressida Character Matching Quiz

Priam is

A Greek commander

A common soldier

The aged King of Troy

A wandering seer

None

Troilus is best described as

A seer loyal to the Greeks

A Greek soldier in Achilles’ army

A fool who mocks the war

A noble Trojan prince in love with Cressida

None

Priam’s role in the war shows

Helplessness before fate

Hatred of his sons

Strategic mastery

Indifference to Helen

None

Diomedes is

A messenger for Achilles

A Trojan prince

The Greek who wins Cressida’s favor

Hector’s squire

None

Ajax is depicted as

A weak and fearful soldier

A boastful Greek warrior

A cunning Trojan spy

A philosopher and scholar

None

Pandarus’ final speech reveals

Bitterness and disease of moral decay

Loyalty to Helen

Triumph over war

Faith in human love

None

Troilus’ transformation by the end shows

Peace and forgiveness

Disillusionment and anger

Joy and contentment

Obedience to Priam

None

Patroclus’ death motivates

Ulysses to plan a truce

Troilus to attack the Greeks

Pandarus to curse the war

Achilles to seek revenge on Hector

None

Ulysses’ speeches often express

Hatred toward Troy

Wisdom about order and hierarchy

Faith in Achilles’ leadership

Praise for romantic love

None

Hector’s main weakness is

Honor that blinds him to danger

Love of Helen

Cowardice on the battlefield

Greed for wealth

None

Hector represents

Honor and nobility among the Trojans

The voice of cynicism

Deceit and treachery

A cowardly warrior

None

Nestor is

The priest of Apollo

The wise old counselor among the Greeks

A Trojan prince

A messenger to Helen

None

Pandarus serves as

The go-between for Troilus and Cressida

A priest of Apollo

A Greek messenger

A soldier in Hector’s army

None

Thersites serves as

A voice of satire exposing corruption

A messenger to Priam

A spy for Troy

A loyal servant to Agamemnon

None

Patroclus is

A rival to Ulysses

A messenger of Priam

A cousin of Ajax

Achilles’ close companion

None

Agamemnon is

A prophet of Troy

A servant of Achilles

A soldier of low rank

The leader of the Greek forces

None

Ulysses is

A priest of Zeus

A brother to Agamemnon

A fool who mocks the war

The clever strategist among the Greeks

None

Calchas is

A Greek spy sent to Troy

A Trojan priest who defects to the Greeks

A Trojan soldier killed by Achilles

A prophet serving Priam

None

Diomedes’ relationship with Cressida reflects

The tragedy of family honor

The unity of Greece and Troy

Loyal devotion and courage

Fickleness and self-interest

None

Menelaus is

Helen’s husband and Greek warrior

Cressida’s uncle

Priam’s counselor

A Trojan archer

None

Paris is characterized as

The Trojan prince who stole Helen

The leader of the Greek army

The prophet of Troy

The brother of Achilles

None

Cressida is known as

The servant of Helen

The wife of Menelaus

The sister of Paris

The daughter of Calchas and Troilus’ lover

None

Helen symbolizes

A cunning politician

A loyal wife

A Greek prisoner of war

The cause of the Trojan War

None

Thersites is

A Greek general

The cynical fool who mocks both armies

A priest of Apollo

The noble prince of Troy

None

Achilles is portrayed as

The proud Greek warrior who kills Hector

The prophet of war

The Trojan leader

The cowardly fool of the army

None

Cressida’s betrayal represents

The fragility of human faithfulness

The rise of heroism

The end of war

The wisdom of old age

None

Andromache is

A Greek courtesan

Cressida’s mother

Hector’s devoted wife

Troilus’ sister

None

Hector’s death symbolizes

The peace between nations

The fall of Trojan honor

The restoration of order

The triumph of love

None

Achilles’ pride is reflected in

His alliance with Hector

His devotion to Agamemnon

His refusal to fight until Patroclus dies

His protection of Helen

None

Aeneas is known as

A Greek leader

A comic relief figure

A Trojan warrior and messenger

A priest of Neptune

None

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