Twelfth Night Act 1 Part 2

1. Why does Sir Tony Belch say that Sir Andrew has a chance with his niece?

• She enjoys dancing and he is an incredible dancer

• She does not want to marry someone smarter or richer than her

• She has told her uncle that she finds Sir Andrew attractive

• She wrote a letter to her uncle asking him to set her up on a date

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2. Sir Tony Belch states that the reason that Sir Andrew is such a good dancer is because he was born under Taurus. What does he say Taurus rules over?

• Head and heart

• Body and spirit

• Legs and thighs

• Toes and fingers

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3. What is the name that Viola goes by when working for Orsino?

• Cesario

• Cesar

• Ceres

• Cressida

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4. How is the Duke described as normally feeling towards his employees?

• His feelings change rapidly

• His feelings hardly ever change

• He doesn’t like any of his employees

• He loves to talk poorly about his employees to others

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5. What does Orsino say he will give Viola if she is successful in making Olivia fall in love with him?

• A woman to marry

• Three lifetime servants

• Her freedom

• His own fortune

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6. How is Maria described by both the Fool and Sir Andrew?

• Rude and impersonal

• Funny and witty

• Beautiful and graceful

• Quiet and meek

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7. In Act 1, Scene 5, how does Olivia describe Malvolio after he responds poorly to the Fool making comments about him?

• Vain

• Jealous

• Cruel

• Greedy

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8. In Act 1, Scene 5, Malvolio describes the guest at Olivia’s door as “Not yet old enough for a man, nor young enough for a boy, as a squash before ’tis a peascod, or a codling when ’tis almost an apple.” What literary device is he using?

• Personification

• Hyperbole

• Onomatopoeia

• Similie

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9. What does Olivia say is the reason why she agreed to talk to Viola?

• Her compliments

• Her rudeness

• Her singing

• Her weapons

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10. In Act 1, Scene 5, after Viola leaves Olivia says “Methinks I feel this youth’s perfections/With an invisible and subtle stealth/To creep in at mine eyes.” This statement reflects what emotion?

• Jealousy

• Resentment

• Courage

• Love

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