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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 3, Scene 13.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Act 3, Scene 2, Hieronimo speaks _______ rich with emotional, violent imagery of how miserable he is after the death of Horatio and his plans for revenge.
(a) A soliloquy.
(b) A conversation.
(c) A lecture.
(d) An aside.
2. Hieronimo calls to Pedringano, and Lorenzo follows him and tells Pedringano that Bel-Imperia has been hidden by whom?
(a) The viceroy.
(b) Lorenzo.
(c) Castile.
(d) Serberine.
3. What does Hieronimo do to the documents presented by the first two citizens (the ones who have similar complaints)?
(a) Tears them up.
(b) Gives them to the King.
(c) Gives them back to the citizens.
(d) Keeps them.
4. How does the audience know what Balthazar and Lorenzo are thinking as they secretly watch Bel-Imperia and Horatio?
(a) The audience does not know what they are thinking.
(b) Balthazar and Lorenzo hold up signs showing what they are thinking.
(c) Balthazar and Lorenzo interject comments that the other characters cannot hear.
(d) Balthazar and Lorenzo mime what they are thinking.
5. As Balthazar and Lorenzo watch, why does Bel-Imperia tell Horatio she is still upset?
(a) She says she still needs time for her wounded heart to rest.
(b) She has decided that she does not love Horatio.
(c) She is not upset.
(d) She is starting to have feelings for Balthazar too.
Short Answer Questions
1. As Bel-Imperia and Horatio return to the banquet after their private conversation, where does Lorenzo say Horatio's soul is headed soon?
2. After Balthazar and Lorenzo are told that Serberine has been shot, what is Lorenzo's reaction?
3. Who helps Balthazar and Lorenzo find a hiding place to listen and watch Bel-Imperia and Horatio talk?
4. Who does Lorenzo think gave Hieronimo the note revealing his and Balthazar's guilt?
5. Which of the following literary devices are used to begin Act 2, Scene 1?
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