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Eleventh Grade (Grade 11) Literature Questions

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Grade 11 Plays
What story does Sebastian concoct when caught with his sword drawn?
  1. That he was protecting Alonso
  2. That he was fighting a lion
  3. That he was practicing swordplay
  4. That he was lost and scared
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What does the persistent inebriation of the characters add to the play?
  1. Order and stability
  2. Chaos and confusion
  3. Peace and harmony
  4. Fear and terror
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Why does Trinculo hide alongside Caliban?
  1. He is scared
  2. Out of curiosity and lack of critical thinking
  3. He is hiding from Prospero
  4. He is playing a prank
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What lie is Antonio's plan with Sebastian based on?
  1. That Alonso is dead
  2. That Prospero is a threat
  3. That Ferdinand is the rightful king
  4. That Miranda is in danger
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How does Antonio's behavior change after the shipwreck?
  1. He becomes humble and repentant
  2. He continues to scheme for power
  3. He seeks to escape the island
  4. He becomes a loyal friend to Prospero
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How does Sebastian behave during the shipwreck in 1.1?
  1. He is helpful and brave
  2. He is calm and composed
  3. He is cantankerous and unhelpful
  4. He is terrified and silent
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What is a common theme reflected by Antonio's character in the play?
  1. Loyalty and honor
  2. Disruption to the status quo and societal change
  3. Love and compassion
  4. Peace and harmony
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What impact do Stephano and Trinculo's actions have on Caliban?
  1. They make him more villainous
  2. They humanize him
  3. They turn him into a king
  4. They have no impact
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Who is Sebastian in "The Tempest"?
  1. Prospero's brother
  2. Alonso's brother
  3. Ferdinand's brother
  4. Antonio's brother
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What is Prospero's response to Stephano and Trinculo's actions by the end of the play?
  1. He rewards them
  2. He gives them extreme punishment
  3. He chastises and sends them away
  4. He ignores them
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What is the result of Stephano, Trinculo, and Caliban's plan?
  1. They become rulers
  2. It falls apart and leads to further captivity
  3. They escape the island
  4. They find a hidden treasure
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What Shakespearean convention is displayed through Alonso and Prospero's characters?
  1. Comic relief
  2. Tragic hero
  3. Doubles or mirroring
  4. Villain
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How do Stephano and Trinculo view Caliban?
  1. As an equal
  2. As a king
  3. As a subject in their kingdom
  4. As a god
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What scheme do Stephano, Trinculo, and Caliban concoct?
  1. To escape the island
  2. To kill Prospero and make Stephano king of the island
  3. To steal treasure
  4. To find food
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What mistake does a drunk Stephano make when he stumbles upon Caliban and Trinculo?
  1. He thinks they are kings
  2. He mistakes them for a monster
  3. He believes they are ghosts
  4. He assumes they are gods
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What role does Antonio play in "The Tempest"?
  1. A loyal servant
  2. A usurper
  3. A king
  4. A magician
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Why does Prospero forgive Alonso at the end of the play?
  1. Because Alonso expresses remorse
  2. Because Alonso gives him money
  3. Because Alonso leaves the island
  4. Because Alonso helps him fight a war
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What concerns arise regarding the play's ending?
  1. The stability of Alonso's return to power
  2. The future of the island
  3. The success of the marriage
  4. The fate of Prospero's magic
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How does Prospero refer to Antonio and Sebastian's plot?
  1. He describes it in detail
  2. He ignores it completely
  3. He makes vague allusions to it
  4. He forgives them openly
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