Act 1 and 2

Question 1

WHO AM I?

I am a pessimist who acts pretty dang weird.

Answer 1

Jaques

Question 2

WHO AM I?

I am a generous and kind leader who demonstrates Christ-like qualities.

Answer 2

Duke Senior

Question 3

WHO AM I?

I feel like nobody loves me, but I am totally wrong.

Answer 3

Orlando

Question 4

WHO AM I?

I am very angry and oppressive.

Answer 4

Oliver

Question 5

WHO AM I?

I am in love with someone who doesn’t love me back.

Answer 5

Silvius

Question 6

WHO AM I?

I get angry very easily and am very unpredictable.

Answer 6

Duke Frederick

Question 7

WHO AM I?

I am wise but also funny.

Answer 7

Touchstone

Question 8

WHO AM I?

I am Duke Frederick’s daughter.

Answer 8

Celia

Question 9

WHO AM I?

My cousin and I are inseparable.

Answer 9

Rosalind

Question 10

WHO AM I?

I am a farmer who is unhappy with my wages.

Answer 10

Corin

Question 11

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“Which is as dry as the remainder of a biscuit” (Act 2, Scene 7, Line 39).

Answer 11

Simile

Question 12

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“Get you with him, you old dog” (Act 1, Scene 1, Line 81).

Answer 12

Metaphor

Question 13

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“And there they live like the old Robin Hood of England” (Act 1, Scene 1, Line 116).

Answer 13

Simile

Question 14

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“I can suck melancholy out of a song as a weasel sucks eggs” (Act 2, Scene 5, Line 12).

Answer 14

Simile

Question 15

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“You have trained me like a peasant” (Act 1, Scene 1, Line 68).

Answer 15

Hyperbole

Question 16

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“Thou hast railed on thyself” (Act 1, Scene 1, Line 61).

Answer 16

Hyperbole

Question 17

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“Thou hast not loved” (Act 2, Scene 4, Line 35).

Answer 17

Hyperbole

Question 18

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“I’ll rail against all the first born of Egypt” (Act 2, Scene 5, Line 59).

Answer 18

Allusion

Question 19

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“This house is but a butchery!” (Act 2, Scene 3, Line 27).

Answer 19

Metaphor or Hyperbole

Question 20

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

“Left abandoned of his velvet friend” (Act 2, Scene 1, Line 50)

Answer 20

Hyperbole

Question 21

QUESTION

Who did Duke Frederick take the throne from?

Answer 21

Duke Senior

Question 22

QUESTION

Who does Orlando compare Duke Frederick to?

Answer 22

Oliver

Question 23

QUESTION

What are Orlando’s brother’s names?

Answer 23

Oliver, and Jacques

Question 24

QUESTION

Why does Celia compare her friendship with Rosalind to swans?

Answer 24

Because swans mate for life

Question 25

QUESTION

What did Oliver have in store for Orlando when he got home from the wrestling match?

Answer 25

He was was going to ‘burn’ him.

Question 26

QUESTION

Why was Jacques sad when he shot a deer?

Answer 26

Because it started crying and the other deer left it for dead.

Question 27

QUESTION

Why did Charles initially visit Oliver about Orlando fighting him?

Answer 27

Because he didn’t want to hurt Orlando

Question 28

QUESTION

What does “humorous” mean?

Answer 28

Dangerous mood swings

Question 29

QUESTION

What is Oliver’s other servant’s name?

Answer 29

Denis

Question 30

QUESTION

How is Duke Senior optimistic?

Answer 30

He views his banishment into the forest as a good thing and feels good about his new life.