You might think only Martius was leading the charge, but do you remember what Cominius said when the blood-stained hero appeared on the other field? Coriolanus Act 1 Scene 6 Quiz Asks you to show your understanding of the reinforcements and the rally for a second battle. Demonstrate you can follow the changing front lines.
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Coriolanus Act 1 Scene 6 Quiz Questions
- Where does Act 1 Scene 6 take place?
- Who is commanding the Roman forces in this scene?
- What news does a messenger bring to Cominius?
- How does Cominius react to the news of Martius’s success?
- What word best describes Cominius’s attitude toward Martius in this scene?
- Who arrives at Cominius’s camp during the scene?
- What does Martius say when he meets Cominius?
- What physical state is Martius in upon arrival?
- How does Cominius respond to Martius’s appearance?
- What does Martius request from Cominius?
- What does Cominius offer Martius in recognition of his deeds?
- How does Martius respond to Cominius’s offer?
- What trait does Martius display through his refusal of rewards?
- Who do the Romans prepare to confront next?
- How does Martius describe Aufidius?
- What does Cominius assign Martius to do next?
- What is the tone of the conversation between Cominius and Martius?
- What theme of the play is reinforced in this scene?
- What message does this scene send about Roman military culture?
- What motivates Martius to continue fighting after victory at Corioli?
- What emotion does Cominius express as Martius departs for battle again?
- What quality does Shakespeare highlight through Martius’s restlessness?
- How do the soldiers react to Martius’s bravery?
- What symbol of Roman virtue does Martius represent in this scene?
- What does Cominius call Martius by the end of this scene?
- What contrast between Cominius and Martius is evident here?
- How does the scene prepare for later conflict?
- What literary device is prominent in Martius’s language in this scene?
- What emotion dominates the final lines of the scene?
- How does this scene further define Martius’s character?