Dramatic Irony in Twelfth Night

The video tutorial explores the use of dramatic irony in Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night'. It provides ten examples of dramatic irony, such as Viola's disguise as Cesario and the mistaken identities of Viola and Sebastian. The tutorial explains how these examples can be used to discuss themes like deception, love, and ambition in essays for the CC English B exam.

What is the primary purpose of using dramatic irony in literature?

• To make the plot more predictable

• To create suspense and engage the audience

• To confuse the audience

• To simplify the storyline

In Twelfth Night, who is Viola disguised as?

• Feste

• Sebastian

• Orsino

• Cesario

What is the dramatic irony in the belief of Viola and Sebastian?

• They both are unaware of each other's existence

• They both know the truth about each other

• They both think the other is dead

• They both think the other is alive

Why does Olivia fall in love with Cesario?

• She is unaware that Cesario is actually Viola

• She knows Cesario is Viola

• She is pretending to be in love

• She wants to make Orsino jealous

What complicates Viola's relationship with Orsino?

• Viola is in love with Orsino while disguised as Cesario

• Orsino is in love with Viola

• Viola is not interested in Orsino

• Orsino knows Viola's true identity

What does Sir Toby convince Sir Andrew about Olivia?

• Olivia is in love with Cesario

• Olivia is already married

• Olivia dislikes him

• Olivia will marry him

What is Malvolio's misunderstanding regarding Olivia's actions?

• He believes Olivia dislikes him

• He thinks Olivia loves him

• He knows Olivia's true feelings

• He is indifferent to Olivia

What is the audience aware of regarding Malvolio's character?

• His true motives and self-love

• His hatred for Viola

• His love for Olivia

• His loyalty to Orsino

What does Maria do to deceive Malvolio?

• Reveals Olivia's true feelings

• Confesses her love for him

• Forges a love letter from Olivia

• Writes a genuine love letter

How does Feste add to the dramatic irony involving Malvolio?

• By revealing his true identity

• By disguising himself to mock Malvolio

• By helping Malvolio understand the truth

• By ignoring Malvolio