Love’s Labour’s Lost Act 4 Quiz

What disguise do the men plan to use when visiting the ladies?

Who becomes aware of Berowne’s secret love in this act?

What does Rosaline say about men’s oaths of love?

What is the women’s counterplan to the men’s disguises?

Who begins Act 4 with a letter scene that adds to the play’s comedy?

What tone defines the interaction between Boyet and the ladies?

What commentary on language does Act 4 offer?

What does Jaquenetta ask Nathaniel and Holofernes to do?

How does Boyet describe the King’s behavior toward the Princess?

What device does Shakespeare use to heighten the comedy of the act?

What central contrast does Act 4 develop?

What does the Princess say about men’s faith in love?

To whom is the letter actually intended?

What happens to Costard after he misdelivers letters again?

What theme does this letter subplot highlight?

Who delivers a comic commentary on the nobles’ love letters?

What does the act foreshadow for Act 5?

What does Boyet overhear about the lords?

Who intercepts Armado’s letter?

Who assists Armado in delivering his letters and messages?

Who reveals to the Princess that the men are planning disguises?

Who represents the voice of parody toward high learning?

What type of character are Nathaniel and Holofernes?

What literary device dominates the banter between the characters?

What does Holofernes criticize in Armado’s letter?

What does Armado send Costard to deliver in this act?

What do Nathaniel and Holofernes decide to do after reading Armado’s letter?

Who mocks the men’s poetic language?

What game do the ladies decide to play on the men?

What theme becomes more prominent through the ladies’ mockery?