High-place hypocrites. Sinners on the streets. In this Measure for Measure Character Matching Quiz, match the dukes, nuns and bawds to their roles in the city’s moral landscape. Now the identification begins.
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Measure For Measure Character Matching Quiz Questions
- Duke Vincentio is best described as
- Angelo is best described as
- Isabella is best described as
- Claudio is best described as
- Juliet is best described as
- Mariana is best described as
- Escalus is best described as
- Lucio is best described as
- Pompey is best described as
- Barnardine is best described as
- Provost is best described as
- Mistress Overdone is best described as
- Elbow is best described as
- Friar Peter is best described as
- Ragozine is best described as
- Mistress Kate Keepdown is best described as
- Abhorson is best described as
- The Duke’s disguise as Friar Lodowick represents
- Angelo’s downfall symbolizes
- Isabella’s plea for Angelo’s life at the end shows
- Mariana’s loyalty to Angelo shows
- Claudio’s imprisonment symbolizes
- Lucio’s punishment reflects
- Pompey’s humor throughout the play illustrates
- The Provost’s decision to spare Claudio demonstrates
- The Duke’s marriage proposal to Isabella signifies
- Escalus’s presence in the play represents
- Barnardine’s refusal to die symbolizes
- Mistress Overdone’s scenes highlight
- Lucio’s slander against the Duke reveals