2. Viola solicits the Captain to help her disguise herself as what in Act I Scene II?
(a) A nun
(b) A eunuch
(c) A priest
(d) A queen

3. What does Viola solicit to “untangle this” confusion in Act II Scene II?
(a) Time
(b) Love
(c) Fate
(d) God

4. What first two words of a Latin maxim meaning “to get up at dawn is very helpful” does Sir Toby Belch say in Act II Scene III?
(a) Te amo
(b) Antonio scribet
(c) Semper fidelis
(d) Diluculo surgere

5. What does the jester say “are no bottle-ale houses” in Act II Scene III?
(a) The Vaspians
(b) The master’s homes
(c) The Myrmidons
(d) The Sirens

6. Where does Act I Scene IV take place?
(a) Olivia’s garden
(b) Olivia’s house
(c) Duke Orsino’s Palace
(d) The sea-coast

7. What is the setting for Act I Scene V?
(a) Olivia’s house
(b) Elysium
(c) The sea-coast
(d) Olivia’s garden

8. What is the name of Olivia’s court jester?
(a) Malvolio
(b) Titus
(c) Fabian
(d) Feste

9. What does Sebastian believe has happened to his sister in Act II Scene I?
(a) She was stabbed
(b) She drowned
(c) She married
(d) She was hanged

10. What does Sir Toby Belch claim Malvolio is when speaking with Maria in Act II Scene III?
(a) A lout
(b) A pox
(c) A Peg-a-Ramsey
(d) A coxcomb

11. What is the setting of Act II Scene IV?
(a) Duke Orsino’s Palace
(b) The sea-coast
(c) The Elephant
(d) Before Olivia’s house

12. Who invites Orsino to go hunt in Act I Scene I?
(a) Valentine
(b) Fabian
(c) Curio
(d) Antonio

13. The Captain tells Viola that he was born how many hoursof travel from the place they stand in Act I Scene II?
(a) 8
(b) 6
(c) 3
(d) 2

14. Olivia’s lips are compared to those of whom from Roman mythology in Act I Scene IV?
(a) Titus’s
(b) Athena’s
(c) Jove’s
(d) Diana’s

15. The setting of Act II Scene II is described as being where in the stage directions?
(a) Before Olivia’s house
(b) Before Orsino’s palace
(c) Before Baptista’s house
(d) A street