Aufidius was glad to have a new partner. Do you remember the specific complaints he makes to his lieutenant? Coriolanus Act 4 Scene 7 Quiz The increasing jealousy in the Volscian camp. Show that you can see the seeds of the ultimate betrayal.
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Coriolanus Act 4 Scene 7 Quiz Questions
- Where does Act 4 Scene 7 take place?
- Who are the main speakers in this scene?
- What is Aufidius discussing at the beginning of the scene?
- What does Aufidius reveal about his feelings toward Coriolanus?
- What accomplishment of Coriolanus does Aufidius acknowledge?
- Why does Aufidius resent Coriolanus’s popularity?
- How do the soldiers regard Coriolanus?
- What does Aufidius admit about Coriolanus’s military skill?
- What emotion does Aufidius’s speech reveal?
- What does Aufidius plan to do about Coriolanus’s growing influence?
- What theme is explored through Aufidius’s jealousy?
- How does Aufidius describe Coriolanus’s effect on the Volscian army?
- What literary device dominates Aufidius’s speech about Coriolanus?
- How do the soldiers view the alliance between Aufidius and Coriolanus?
- What does Aufidius fear Coriolanus might do next?
- What tone dominates Aufidius’s monologue?
- How does Aufidius’s jealousy contrast with Coriolanus’s character?
- What historical theme does this scene evoke?
- What plan does Aufidius begin to form in this scene?
- What does the First Soldier observe about Coriolanus’s leadership?
- What does Aufidius call Coriolanus in this scene?
- What do the soldiers represent in this scene?
- What emotion drives Aufidius’s final lines?
- What literary function does this scene serve?
- How does Aufidius rationalize his envy?
- What theme does Shakespeare emphasize through Aufidius’s reflection?
- How does Aufidius view Coriolanus’s arrogance?
- What foreshadowing occurs in Aufidius’s remarks?
- What contrast does Shakespeare highlight between Aufidius and Coriolanus?
- What final impression of Aufidius does this scene leave?