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Cymbeline Act 2 Quiz
Cymbeline Act 2 Quiz
What do the first two gentlemen discuss in Act 2 Scene 1
Imogen’s beauty
Cloten’s foolishness
The Queen’s illness
Posthumus’s exile
None
Who sneaks into Imogen’s room in Scene 2
Posthumus
Pisanio
Iachimo
Cloten
None
What physical detail about Imogen does Iachimo note
A scar on her hand
A ring on her finger
A mole beneath her breast
A birthmark on her shoulder
None
What item does Iachimo take from Imogen
A ring
A bracelet
A letter
A lock of hair
None
What does Imogen reject from Cloten in Scene 3
His apology
His letters
His courtship
His gold
None
Who orders the musicians to stop playing
The Queen
Cymbeline
Imogen
Cloten
None
How does Imogen insult Cloten
By mocking his mother
By comparing him unfavorably to Posthumus
By calling him ugly
By accusing him of theft
None
What song is performed in Scene 3
“Blow, blow, thou winter wind”
“Under the greenwood tree”
“Full fathom five”
“Hark, hark, the lark”
None
What does Iachimo compare Imogen to while she sleeps
A witch
A queen
An angel
A goddess of war
None
Who interrupts the courtiers’ conversation
Pisanio
Cymbeline
Cloten
Imogen
None
How is Cloten described by others
Wise and patient
Loyal and brave
Generous and kind
Arrogant and foolish
None
What does Cloten think will win Imogen’s heart
His humility
His swordsmanship
His noble birth and wealth
His poetry
None
Who is Iachimo’s deception aimed at
Imogen
Posthumus
Cymbeline
Cloten
None
What does Iachimo’s theft represent
Love and loyalty
Revenge and justice
Deceit and false evidence
Mercy and forgiveness
None
What does Iachimo claim to Posthumus in Scene 4
That he seduced Imogen
That she fled Britain
That she confessed her guilt
That she sent him gold
None
What does Iachimo’s success in deceiving Posthumus foreshadow
Tragic consequences for Imogen
The downfall of the Queen
A swift reconciliation
Victory in Rome
None
What does Iachimo plan to do in her room
Plant a letter from Posthumus
Steal tokens and gather proof of infidelity
Murder her
Ask her forgiveness
None
What tone dominates the end of Act 2
Confusion and humor
Betrayal and jealousy
Forgiveness and peace
Joy and celebration
None
What is Cloten doing when he enters in Scene 1
Planning to fight Posthumus
Boasting about himself
Arguing with Imogen
Writing a letter
None
What emotion overtakes Posthumus after Iachimo’s tale
Jealous rage
Amusement
Calm acceptance
Hopeful doubt
None
Where does Scene 3 take place
In the Queen’s garden
In Cymbeline’s palace
In a courtroom
In a Roman tavern
None
What theme is emphasized by Iachimo’s deceit
War versus peace
Appearance versus reality
Fate versus free will
Honor versus cowardice
None
How does Iachimo prove his claim
With the bracelet and description of her chamber
With a forged letter
With witnesses
With a portrait
None
How does Posthumus react to Iachimo’s story
He demands more proof
He laughs in disbelief
He forgives her immediately
He believes it and curses Imogen
None
What does Posthumus give Iachimo as a reward
His sword
His horse
His cloak
His ring
None
How does Iachimo enter Imogen’s chamber
With Cymbeline’s permission
Disguised as a servant
Hidden in a trunk
Through the window
None
Where does Act 2 begin
In Rome
In Imogen’s bedchamber
In Cymbeline’s throne room
On a battlefield
None
Where does Scene 2 take place
In Cymbeline’s council room
In the royal garden
In Imogen’s bedchamber
At the Queen’s quarters
None
Where does Scene 4 take place
In Wales
In Cymbeline’s court
In Rome
In Imogen’s garden
None
What does Cloten swear after being insulted
To fight Posthumus in Rome
To marry the Queen’s maid
To leave the court
Revenge against Imogen
None
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