As You Like It

by

William Shakespeare

As You Like It: Act 2, Scene 7 Quiz 8 questions

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What does Jaques's interaction with the fool primarily reveal about his character?
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His admiration for the fool’s wisdom
His desire to be considered wise
His envy of the fool’s life
All of the above
What does Jaques request from Duke Senior?
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A jester's coat and freedom to speak his mind
Recognition as the wisest man in the court
A promise to never be mocked by others
A position of power within the court
What is Duke Senior's criticism of Jaques's ambition to become a fool?
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Jaques is too serious to be a fool
Jaques is hypocritical for criticizing others' sins while being sinful himself
Jaques lacks the humor to effectively critique others
Jaques is too prideful to understand the true role of a fool
What does Orlando's entrance and subsequent actions reveal about his character?
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His tendency to make assumptions and act on false premises
His inability to understand the customs of the forest
His deep-seated aggression towards others
His disrespect for the traditions of the court
How does the interaction between Duke Senior and Orlando reflect broader themes in the narrative?
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It emphasizes the inevitable conflict between good and evil
It emphasizes the importance of maintaining royal decorum at all times
It emphasizes the value of noble generosity
It emphasizes the unpredictability of life in the forest
Which of the following best describes the focus of Jaques's famous "All the world's a stage" speech?
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The unpredictability and variety of human life
The predictability and monotony of human life
The performance of the various roles people play in life
The superiority of theatrical life over real life
What is the primary theme of Amiens's song within the context of the scene?
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The harshness and thanklessness of human nature
The resilience and strength of human spirit
The joy and fulfillment found in love and friendship
The adventurous and unpredictable nature of life
Why does Duke Senior give Orlando such a warm welcome to his cave?
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He admires Orlando's bravery and noble actions
He had a deep love for Orlando's father
He thinks Orlando is intelligent and wise
He is convinced by Orlando's powers of persuasion