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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who is speaking in Act 4, Scene 11?
(a) Taurus.
(b) Caesar.
(c) Antony.
(d) Cleopatra.
2. Upon what does Antony say he will look in line 9 of Act 4's tenth scene?
(a) Cleopatra's coutenance.
(b) The enemy's endeavor.
(c) The blood of Caesar.
(d) His own troops' discipline.
3. How many soldiers speak in Act 4, Scene 3?
(a) Two.
(b) Seven.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.
4. What does Antony call the work of a soldier in war?
(a) The royal occupation.
(b) A daily labor.
(c) A gruesome drudergy.
(d) The great test.
5. Who does Antony demand bring his armor in Act 4, Scene 4?
(a) Eros.
(b) Enobarbus.
(c) Demetrius.
(d) Philo.
Short Answer Questions
1. To where do the soldiers carry Enobarbus's body?
2. Whose hand does Antony clasp in Act 4, Scene 8?
3. What do the soldiers resolve to do about the noise in Act 4, Scene 3?
4. Who enters the stage bleeding in Act 4, Scene 7?
5. What decision does Antony lament to the solider who greets him in the fifth scene of the fourth act?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Antony say will happen to Cleopatra if she does not vanish after his fleet has betrayed him?
2. Why does Cleopatra feign submission to Caesar at the end of the play?
3. What attitude grips Antony and his soldiers in Act 4, Scene 7?
4. What characterizes Enobarbus' speech which he calls upon the moon to witness?
5. What is indicated by Cleopatra's refusal to come down to Antony in Act 4, Scene 15?
6. How does Cleopatra envision her shaming in Rome if she is taken there as a captive?
7. What effect on Antony's disposition does the desertion by Enobarbus have?
8. What purpose does Act 4, Scene 3 serve, with its interlude of unnamed, minor characters?
9. What happens to Enobarbus after his speech in Act 4, Scene 9?
10. What does the sudden music expose within the soldiers of Antony before the battle at Alexandria?
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