Measure For Measure Act 4 Scene 6 Quiz

What will Isabella accuse Angelo of in public?

What does Isabella agree to do?

What does the phrase “before the gate” symbolize in this scene?

What does Friar Peter emphasize as essential?

How does Isabella respond to Friar Peter’s instructions?

Why is this scene important to the structure of the play?

Who brings Isabella to the city gate?

How does this scene transition into the final act?

How does the Duke’s absence affect the tone?

Which two characters appear in this scene?

What is Isabella instructed to do when she meets the Duke?

What emotion does Isabella express about appearing before the Duke?

What role does Mariana play in this plan?

What has the Duke promised Isabella?

Where does Act 4 Scene 6 take place?

What does Friar Peter warn Isabella about?

Who is supposed to stand with Isabella during her appeal?

What larger idea does the scene prepare the audience for?

Who ensures that Isabella and Mariana know their roles?

How does Friar Peter describe the Duke’s strategy?

What is Isabella preparing for in this scene?

What emotion dominates Isabella’s demeanor?

What does Isabella’s presence at the gate signify?

What is the mood at the end of the scene?

Which element of Shakespeare’s style is most evident here?

What central theme does this scene reinforce?

Who arranged the meeting between Isabella and Mariana?

What atmosphere surrounds the conversation?

What does Friar Peter tell Isabella about the Duke’s return?

Who reassures Isabella about the Duke’s plan?