What reason could the greatest warrior on earth have for hiding in his tent when his comrades are begging him for help? The Troilus And Cressida Act 2 Scene 3 Quiz is about the manipulation of Achilles and the careful elevation of Ajax. Think of these, Pride and reputation, at this critical moment for the Greek army.
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Troilus And Cressida Act 2 Scene 3 Quiz Questions
- Where does Act 2 Scene 3 take place?
- Which two characters open the scene?
- How does Achilles spend his time in this scene?
- Who joins Achilles in mocking the generals?
- What is Thersites’ role in this scene?
- Who do Achilles and Patroclus imitate through mockery?
- How does Thersites describe Ajax?
- What is the tone of the opening dialogue?
- Who visits Achilles to deliver a message from Agamemnon?
- What does Ulysses tell Achilles the generals are planning?
- How does Ulysses describe Ajax to Achilles?
- What emotion does Ulysses attempt to stir in Achilles?
- What literary device does Ulysses use to persuade Achilles?
- Who does Ulysses claim now receives the Greeks’ admiration?
- How does Achilles react to Ulysses’ report?
- Who calls Achilles “idle and proud”?
- What does Thersites mock Achilles for?
- Which character is chosen to challenge Hector?
- Why do the generals choose Ajax for the challenge?
- How does Achilles react to hearing Ajax will fight Hector?
- What theme is highlighted in this scene?
- What does Thersites say about war and politics?
- What kind of humor dominates Thersites’ speech?
- What is Ulysses’ strategy for motivating Achilles?
- How does Patroclus treat Thersites?
- What do Achilles and Patroclus represent in this scene?
- What does Ulysses call Achilles when speaking to him?
- How does this scene portray Greek leadership?
- What theme connects this scene with earlier acts?
- What tone closes the scene?