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Cymbeline Act 2 Quiz
Cymbeline Act 2 Quiz
Where does Act 2 begin
On a battlefield
In Rome
In Cymbeline’s throne room
In Imogen’s bedchamber
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What tone dominates the end of Act 2
Joy and celebration
Betrayal and jealousy
Forgiveness and peace
Confusion and humor
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How does Imogen insult Cloten
By mocking his mother
By comparing him unfavorably to Posthumus
By accusing him of theft
By calling him ugly
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Where does Scene 3 take place
In a courtroom
In the Queen’s garden
In a Roman tavern
In Cymbeline’s palace
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What emotion overtakes Posthumus after Iachimo’s tale
Hopeful doubt
Calm acceptance
Jealous rage
Amusement
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Who sneaks into Imogen’s room in Scene 2
Cloten
Iachimo
Posthumus
Pisanio
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What song is performed in Scene 3
“Blow, blow, thou winter wind”
“Under the greenwood tree”
“Full fathom five”
“Hark, hark, the lark”
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What does Iachimo’s theft represent
Deceit and false evidence
Revenge and justice
Love and loyalty
Mercy and forgiveness
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What does Posthumus give Iachimo as a reward
His sword
His ring
His cloak
His horse
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How does Posthumus react to Iachimo’s story
He laughs in disbelief
He forgives her immediately
He believes it and curses Imogen
He demands more proof
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Where does Scene 4 take place
In Cymbeline’s court
In Rome
In Wales
In Imogen’s garden
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What does Iachimo’s success in deceiving Posthumus foreshadow
A swift reconciliation
Victory in Rome
The downfall of the Queen
Tragic consequences for Imogen
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What does Iachimo claim to Posthumus in Scene 4
That he seduced Imogen
That she confessed her guilt
That she fled Britain
That she sent him gold
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What is Cloten doing when he enters in Scene 1
Boasting about himself
Planning to fight Posthumus
Arguing with Imogen
Writing a letter
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What does Iachimo compare Imogen to while she sleeps
A witch
A goddess of war
A queen
An angel
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What does Cloten swear after being insulted
To leave the court
To fight Posthumus in Rome
Revenge against Imogen
To marry the Queen’s maid
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What does Imogen reject from Cloten in Scene 3
His courtship
His apology
His letters
His gold
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Who is Iachimo’s deception aimed at
Imogen
Cymbeline
Posthumus
Cloten
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Where does Scene 2 take place
In Imogen’s bedchamber
In Cymbeline’s council room
At the Queen’s quarters
In the royal garden
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What theme is emphasized by Iachimo’s deceit
Fate versus free will
Honor versus cowardice
Appearance versus reality
War versus peace
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What does Iachimo plan to do in her room
Murder her
Steal tokens and gather proof of infidelity
Ask her forgiveness
Plant a letter from Posthumus
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Who orders the musicians to stop playing
The Queen
Cymbeline
Imogen
Cloten
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What item does Iachimo take from Imogen
A letter
A ring
A lock of hair
A bracelet
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What do the first two gentlemen discuss in Act 2 Scene 1
Posthumus’s exile
Imogen’s beauty
Cloten’s foolishness
The Queen’s illness
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How does Iachimo prove his claim
With a portrait
With the bracelet and description of her chamber
With witnesses
With a forged letter
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How does Iachimo enter Imogen’s chamber
Hidden in a trunk
Disguised as a servant
Through the window
With Cymbeline’s permission
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What does Cloten think will win Imogen’s heart
His noble birth and wealth
His swordsmanship
His humility
His poetry
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Who interrupts the courtiers’ conversation
Cloten
Pisanio
Cymbeline
Imogen
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How is Cloten described by others
Arrogant and foolish
Generous and kind
Loyal and brave
Wise and patient
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What physical detail about Imogen does Iachimo note
A birthmark on her shoulder
A mole beneath her breast
A ring on her finger
A scar on her hand
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