You’d think Feste is the only fool in this scene but can you figure out who gets the best of the garden conversation? This Twelfth Night Act 3 Scene 1 Quiz focuses on the verbal sparring between the clown and Cesario before Olivia makes her bold confession. Test your knowledge of their witty banter.
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Twelfth Night Act 3 Scene 1 Quiz Questions
- What tone dominates the final moments of the scene?
- What does the audience know that Olivia does not?
- What does this scene foreshadow?
- Where does Act 3 Scene 1 take place?
- Which character first appears speaking with Viola (Cesario)?
- What does Feste request from Viola when they meet?
- How does Viola respond to Feste’s wit?
- What does Viola say about Feste’s intelligence?
- What theme does the exchange between Viola and Feste explore?
- Who arrives after Feste leaves?
- How do Sir Toby and Sir Andrew treat Viola?
- Who invites Viola to meet Olivia?
- What does Olivia ask of Viola during their meeting?
- What emotion does Olivia confess to Viola?
- What disguise prevents Viola from revealing her true feelings?
- What literary device dominates Olivia’s confession?
- What does Viola mean when she says, “I am not what I am”?
- How does Olivia interpret Viola’s statement?
- What gift does Olivia give Viola at the end of their conversation?
- What theme becomes central in this scene?
- What is Sir Andrew’s reaction to Olivia’s behavior toward Viola?
- Who convinces Sir Andrew to challenge Viola to a duel?
- What does this plan to challenge Viola add to the play?
- How does Viola describe Feste’s talent for fooling?
- What is Viola’s tone throughout her conversation with Olivia?
- What does Olivia say she will not accept from Orsino?
- How does Olivia justify her affection for Viola?
- What does this scene reveal about Olivia’s character?
- What literary theme does Viola’s disguise complicate most?
- How does Viola feel after Olivia’s confession?