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Grade 10 Plays
What is Sir Andrew unable to understand in Act I, Scene 3?
  1. Cesario’s deception
  2. Toby and Maria’s jokes and wordplay
  3. Olivia’s feelings for Cesario
  4. The importance of sword fighting
Grade 10 Plays
How is Antonio’s love for Sebastian unique in the play?
  1. He is the only character experiencing intense same-sex feelings.
  2. He successfully courts Sebastian by the end.
  3. His emotions lead to happiness and unity.
  4. He conceals his love from everyone around him.
Grade 10 Plays
How does Sir Andrew’s self-image differ from reality?
  1. He believes he is a fool, but is actually wise.
  2. He presents himself as talented, but is incompetent.
  3. He thinks he is poor, but is wealthy.
  4. He views himself as humble, but is arrogant.
Grade 10 Plays
What does the “Ague” in Sir Andrew’s name suggest about him?
  1. That he is courageous and bold
  2. That something is off about him
  3. That he has a noble and commanding presence
  4. That he is a master of languages
Grade 10 Plays
Antonio’s intense emotions toward Sebastian echo which theme in the play?
  1. The power of ambition
  2. The unpredictability of passion and unrequited love
  3. The joy of true friendship
  4. The triumph of loyalty and courage
Grade 10 Plays
What characteristic does Sir Andrew share with Sir Toby?
  1. A love for drinking and merriment
  2. An appreciation for Malvolio’s authority
  3. A serious and disciplined demeanor
  4. A clever and witty personality
Grade 10 Plays
Why is it dangerous for Antonio to go to Orsino’s court?
  1. He is wanted for piracy.
  2. He is in love with Olivia.
  3. Orsino is his enemy.
  4. Sebastian forbade him from going.
Grade 10 Plays
What is Sir Andrew Aguecheek’s primary role in the play?
  1. A serious and noble character
  2. One of the play’s most comedic characters
  3. A rival to Sir Toby
  4. A loyal servant to Olivia
Grade 10 Plays
What key role does Feste play in Twelfth Night?
  1. He resolves the play’s conflicts.
  2. He critiques other characters and highlights major themes
  3. He defends Malvolio from Maria and Sir Toby.
  4. He mediates the love triangle between Olivia, Orsino, and Viola.
Grade 10 Plays
How does Feste’s final song contrast with the rest of the play?
  1. It emphasizes betrayal and sadness.
  2. It offers a darker perspective on human life.
  3. It focuses on ambition and power struggles.
  4. It predicts a tragic ending for all characters.
Grade 10 Plays
What promise does Cesario make to Olivia before leaving?
  1. That he will never return
  2. That no woman shall ever be mistress of his heart
  3. That he will marry her
  4. That he will convince Orsino to forget her
Grade 10 Plays
What does Olivia privately realize after Cesario rejects her?
  1. She no longer loves Cesario
  2. She still loves Orsino
  3. She cannot rid herself of her love for Cesario
  4. She decides to marry Sir Andrew
Grade 10 Plays
How does Cesario respond to Olivia’s declaration of love?
  1. He accepts her love
  2. He politely rejects her
  3. He scorns her openly
  4. He agrees to marry her
Grade 10 Plays
What does Olivia ask Cesario to stop doing?
  1. Sending messages of love from Orsino
  2. Mocking Sir Andrew
  3. Ignoring Sir Toby
  4. Giving money to Feste
Grade 10 Plays
What does Cesario do after joking with Feste?
  1. Asks him to leave
  2. Criticizes his puns
  3. Gives him coins
  4. Invites him to join Olivia
Grade 10 Plays
Who accompanies Olivia when she comes down to the garden?
  1. Sir Toby
  2. Sir Andrew
  3. Feste
  4. Maria
Grade 10 Plays
Who does Cesario meet outside Olivia’s house?
  1. Sir Toby
  2. Sir Andrew
  3. Feste, the clown
  4. Maria
Grade 10 Plays
What makes the conversation between Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, and Cesario awkward?
  1. Cesario refuses to speak
  2. Sir Andrew behaves foolishly and both men are drunk
  3. Maria interrupts the conversation
  4. Olivia listens to their conversation secretly
Grade 10 Plays
Why does Viola, disguised as Cesario, visit Olivia's house?
  1. To confess her love to Olivia
  2. To deliver a message of love from Orsino
  3. To confront Sir Toby and Sir Andrew
  4. To listen to Feste's puns
Grade 10 Plays
Why is the message from Cassio and the officers important to the plot?
  1. It signifies Othello's promotion
  2. It triggers the upcoming events in Cyprus
  3. It resolves the conflict between Brabanzio and Othello
  4. It reveals Iago’s true intentions
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