Titus Andronicus Act 2 Scene 3 Quiz

What theme is emphasized in this scene?

How does this scene shift the play’s direction?

How do Bassianus and Lavinia treat Tamora?

Who is the primary instigator of violence in this scene?

What is Aaron’s role in the murder?

What does Aaron plan to do with the gold?

How does Shakespeare contrast nature and humanity in this scene?

Who discovers the pit later in the act?

Who enters the scene first?

What do Chiron and Demetrius do with Bassianus’s body?

Who is accompanying Tamora in the forest?

What does the forest symbolize in this act?

What does Tamora promise to Chiron and Demetrius after the attack?

What physical injuries are inflicted on Lavinia?

What tone dominates the end of the scene?

What animal imagery is used to describe Lavinia’s attack?

Who arrives after Aaron hides the gold?

What object does Aaron use to frame Titus’s sons?

What happens to Lavinia after Bassianus’s murder?

What emotion drives Tamora’s response to the insults?

What motivates Aaron throughout this scene?

Who arrives after the argument between Tamora and Lavinia?

What has Aaron hidden in the forest?

What literary device dominates Aaron’s plan?

Who interrupts Tamora’s meeting with Aaron?

Who orders Chiron and Demetrius to attack Lavinia?

What is Tamora pretending to do when she enters?

Where does Act 2 Scene 3 take place?

Who kills Bassianus?

What does Tamora’s manipulation of her sons show about her character?