Tartuffe

What is the role of Dorine in Act 1?

• Dorine serves as a voice of reason and criticism towards the other characters.

• Dorine is a romantic interest for Tartuffe

• Dorine is the main antagonist

• Dorine is a silent character

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What is the significance of the character Cleante in Act 1?

• Cleante is actually Tartuffe in disguise

• Cleante serves as the voice of reason and morality, providing a contrast to the hypocrisy of Tartuffe.

• Cleante is a minor character with no significant role

• Cleante is a comic relief character with no depth

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What is the turning point in the plot of Act 1?

• Orgon decides to marry his daughter to Tartuffe

• Elmire confesses her love for Tartuffe

• Dorine reveals Orgon's secret plan to marry Mariane to Tartuffe

• Valère challenges Tartuffe to a duel

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Who is the head of the household in Act 1?

• Orgon

• Elmire

• Cleante

• Dorine

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What is the role of Elmire in Act 1?

• Elmire is trying to help Tartuffe with his schemes.

• Elmire is trying to expose Tartuffe's true nature.

• Elmire is trying to marry Tartuffe.

• Elmire is trying to expose Orgon's true nature.

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Which of the following are plays that Moliere wrote?

• "Tartuffe"

• "The School of Husbands"

• "The Imaginary Invalid"

• All of the above

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What does Tartuffe's behavior towards Elmire reveal about his character in Act 2?

• His genuine piety and humility

• His manipulative and hypocritical nature

• His respect for family values

• His indifference to worldly matters

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What is the main theme of Molière's play 'Tartuffe'?

• Hypocrisy and deception

• Love and romance

• War and peace

• Adventure and exploration

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Which character in 'Tartuffe' is known for their gullibility?

• Orgon

• Elmire

• Dorine

• Cleante

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Tartuffe' to criticize religious hypocrisy?

• Satire

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

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