As You Like It Act 4 Scene 1 Quiz

What aspect of Rosalind’s character is highlighted here?

What does Rosalind accuse men of doing after marriage?

What theme is most evident in their conversation?

What does Rosalind ask Orlando to do before leaving?

What literary device dominates Rosalind’s speeches?

What does Celia do during much of this scene?

What theme is explored in Rosalind and Jaques’ exchange?

What does Rosalind (as Ganymede) promise to do for Orlando?

How does Orlando react to Rosalind’s teasing?

What does this scene reveal about Orlando and Rosalind’s love?

Who are the first characters to appear in Act 4 Scene 1?

What tone does this scene primarily convey?

What does Rosalind express after Orlando leaves?

How does Orlando greet Rosalind upon entering?

What does Orlando call Rosalind’s wit?

What disguise is Rosalind still using in this scene?

What time does Orlando promise to return?

Who enters after Jaques leaves the scene?

What does Jaques say about Rosalind’s disguise?

What theme connects this scene to the rest of the play?

What does Celia tease Rosalind about?

What is Celia’s reaction to the mock marriage?

What is Jaques’ mood at the beginning of the scene?

How does Rosalind test Orlando’s devotion?

What game does Rosalind propose they play?

What does Orlando claim he would die from if Rosalind refused his love?

What does Rosalind say women will do after marriage?

How does Rosalind describe Jaques?

Who acts as the “priest” in the pretend marriage?

What does Rosalind warn Orlando about?