All For Love: More Sentiment than Tragedy Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Where does this play take place? (from Act 1: Scene 1)

Alexandria, Egypt.

Seventeenth century England.

The Roman Empire.

Many different countries.

2.

What is Mark Antony's military victory? (from Act II: Scene 1)

He raids Caesar Octavius' camp.

He captures the Roman Empire.

He kills Caesar Octavius.

He captures Egypt.

3.

Which of the following statements is the most applicable to what the Roman Empire and Egypt symbolize in All for Love? (from Act 1: Scene 1)

The Roman Empire represents Anglo Saxon values and Egypt represents personal excess.

The Roman Empire represents democratic values and Egypt represents totalitarian values.

The Roman Empire represents military strength and Egypt represents royal luxury.

The Roman Empire represents nobility and Egypt represents poverty.

4.

What is the structural principle John Dryden used while choosing the setting of the play? (from Act 1: Scene 1)

Decorum.

A thrust stage.

Unity of time, place, and action.

French Neoclassicism.

5.

How does Cleopatra characterize her death? (from Act V: Scene 1)

She calls it a shadow looming over her life.

She calls it her lover.

She calls it her wedding to Mark Antony.

She calls it the winter of her life.

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