Time has a purse at his back, Wherein he puts alms for oblivion. This Troilus And Cressida Act 3 Scene 3 Quiz tests your recall of Ulysses’s cunning warning to the sulking Achilles. Discover the swiftness at which the Greek agenda can wipe out a hero.
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Troilus And Cressida Act 3 Scene 3 Quiz Questions
- Where does Act 3 Scene 3 take place?
- Who are the main speakers in this scene?
- What is the purpose of the Greek meeting in this scene?
- Who delivers a long speech about leadership and discipline?
- What does Ulysses criticize Achilles for?
- Who accompanies Ulysses when he visits Achilles?
- What is Achilles doing when Ulysses finds him?
- Who joins Achilles in mocking the generals?
- What tone does Achilles use when speaking of the Greek leaders?
- What does Ulysses call Achilles’ behavior?
- How does Achilles justify his absence from the war?
- What is Ulysses’ main strategy in speaking to Achilles?
- Who does Ulysses say is now admired above Achilles?
- How does Ulysses describe Ajax’s reputation among the Greeks?
- What emotion does Ulysses hope to provoke in Achilles?
- Who interrupts the conversation between Ulysses and Achilles?
- What message does Aeneas bring?
- How does Achilles respond to Hector’s challenge?
- Who is chosen to answer Hector’s challenge?
- Why is Ajax selected to meet Hector?
- How does Achilles react to Ajax’s selection?
- What does Ulysses warn about pride in warriors?
- What does Thersites contribute to this scene?
- Which character personifies manipulation and intellect in this scene?
- What theme is reinforced by Ulysses’ speech and actions?
- How does Ulysses manipulate Achilles’ ego?
- What effect does Aeneas’ arrival have on Achilles?
- What tone best describes this scene?
- What does the scene reveal about Ulysses?
- What central theme does Act 3 Scene 3 highlight in the play?