All For Love: More Sentiment than Tragedy Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Which of the following does Alexas tell Mark Antony, hoping the information he provides will save his own life? (from Act IV: Scene 1)

He says, correctly, that Cleopatra has committed suicide.

He says, incorrectly, that Cleopatra has committed suicide.

He says Egypt has fallen to Caesar Octavius.

He says Cleopatra is not fit to rule Egypt.

2.

Which of the following is a possible theme for this play? (from Act V: Scene 1)

Only men who act nobly achieve noble goals.

Pursuing love is the most important goal in one's life.

Civic duty is more important than personal desire.

Even powerful people should listen to others' counsel.

3.

To whom does Octavia say she will give the love she previously reserved for Mark Antony? (from Act IV: Scene 1)

Herself.

Agrippina and Antonia.

Dolabella.

Ventidius and Alexas.

4.

Why does Mark Antony initially mistrust his estranged best friend, Dolabella? (from Act III: Scene 1)

Dolabella admits he is attracted to Cleopatra.

Ventidius, who strongly wishes Mark Antony would leave Egypt, has invited Dolabella.

Mark Antony secretly has strong feelings for Dolabella.

Dolabella is too loyal to Caesar Octavius to intercede on Mark Antony's behalf.

5.

What is the climax of this play? (from Act III: Scene 1)

The climax is when Mark Antony is shocked by Octavia's arrival.

The climax is when Cleopatra threatens to commit suicide.

The climax is when Mark Antony tells Octavia, Ventidius, and Dolabella he will return to the Roman Empire with his wife.

This play does not have a climax.

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