Conflict and Relationships in Shakespeare's Works

Orlando is frustrated with his brother Oliver for not providing him with a proper upbringing and inheritance. He confronts Oliver, demanding his share, but Oliver dismisses him. Meanwhile, Oliver plots with Charles, the wrestler, to harm Orlando during an upcoming match. Despite Orlando's good nature and popularity, Oliver's jealousy drives him to scheme against his brother.

Why does Orlando feel neglected by his brother Oliver?

• Oliver sends him to school with Jaques.

• Oliver treats his horses better than him.

• Oliver gives him a large inheritance.

• Oliver praises him constantly.

What does Orlando demand from Oliver during their confrontation?

• His share of the inheritance.

• A horse and carriage.

• A job in the court.

• A new house in the city.

How does Oliver respond to Orlando's demand for his inheritance?

• He dismisses Orlando and refuses.

• He offers to send him to school.

• He gives him a job instead.

• He agrees immediately.

What action does Oliver take after dismissing Orlando and Adam?

• He plans to send Orlando to school.

• He decides to leave the country.

• He plots to harm Orlando during a wrestling match.

• He gives Orlando his inheritance.

What is Oliver's plan to deal with Orlando during the wrestling match?

• To encourage him to win.

• To teach him wrestling skills.

• To ensure he loses and gets hurt.

• To make him the champion.