As You Like It Act 4 Scene 2 Quiz

How does Jaques view the act of killing the deer?

Who appears first in Act 4 Scene 2?

Who gives the command to sing?

What are the Lords doing at the beginning of this scene?

What does this scene provide in the play’s structure?

How does the scene end?

Who does Jaques often contrast with in the play?

Who leads the song among the Lords?

Who is the leader of the group of Lords?

How does this scene reflect pastoral tradition?

What do the horns symbolize in the play?

What message does Jaques convey about human behavior?

What animal do the Lords bring in this scene?

What tone does the scene carry overall?

What kind of humor is used in this scene?

What does Jaques tell the Lords to sing about?

What activity does this scene contrast with previous ones?

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

What mood does Jaques’ speech create?

What does Jaques call the deer they have slain?

Which theme is reinforced through the hunting imagery?

What sound device dominates the hunters’ song?

What word does Jaques use to describe the deer’s death?

What part of the deer do the Lords discuss giving to Duke Senior?

What does the hunting scene symbolize?

What recurring motif reappears here?

What does the song in this scene celebrate?

What type of verse is used in the hunters’ song?

What does Jaques ask the Lords to do after the song?

What emotion does Jaques seem to enjoy in this scene?