Act 1 Scene 5 Twelfth night

What does Malvolio think of Fool?

• He admires him.

• He was disappointed that he left for so long

• He thinks the Fool is genius.

• He does not like him.

You can check more than one answer.

Orsino tells Cesario to... when he arrives at Olivia's.

• Be clamorous.

• Not to leave until he speaks with Olivia.

• Leave if he is told Olivia isn't available.

• Offer Maria money to speak to Olivia.

Are Maria and Olivia happy to see Fool?

• Yes

• No

How do both Orsino and Malvolio describe Cesario?

• He is ugly.

• He is tall and strong.

• He is smart and selfish.

• He is not yet a man but not still a young boy.

Who says, "No, my profound heart. And yet, by the very fangs of malice I swear, I am not that I play."

• Malvolio

• Fool

• Cesario/Viola

• Olivia

Who says, "Get you to your lord.

I cannot love him. Let him send no more—

Unless perchance you come to me again

To tell me how he takes it."

• Sir Andrew Aguecheek

• Sir Toby Belch

• Maria

• Olivia

When Olivia says, "How now?

Even so quickly may one catch the plague?"

What is the plague she is referring to?

• Stupidity

• Love

• The flu

• The black plague

Olivia gives Malvolio a ________ to give to Cesario at the end of Act One, scene five.

Who says "The more fool, madonna, to mourn for your brother’s soul being in heaven. Take away the fool, gentlemen."