Act 1 Scene 5 Twelfth night

What does Malvolio think of Fool?

• He admires him.

• He was disappointed that he left for so long

• He thinks the Fool is genius.

• He does not like him.

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Orsino tells Cesario to... when he arrives at Olivia's.

• Be clamorous.

• Not to leave until he speaks with Olivia.

• Leave if he is told Olivia isn't available.

• Offer Maria money to speak to Olivia.

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Are Maria and Olivia happy to see Fool?

• Yes

• No

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How do both Orsino and Malvolio describe Cesario?

• He is ugly.

• He is tall and strong.

• He is smart and selfish.

• He is not yet a man but not still a young boy.

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Who says, "No, my profound heart. And yet, by the very fangs of malice I swear, I am not that I play."

• Malvolio

• Fool

• Cesario/Viola

• Olivia

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Who says, "Get you to your lord.

I cannot love him. Let him send no more—

Unless perchance you come to me again

To tell me how he takes it."

• Sir Andrew Aguecheek

• Sir Toby Belch

• Maria

• Olivia

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When Olivia says, "How now?

Even so quickly may one catch the plague?"

What is the plague she is referring to?

• Stupidity

• Love

• The flu

• The black plague

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Olivia gives Malvolio a (a)   to give to Cesario at the end of Act One, scene five.

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Who says "The more fool, madonna, to mourn for your brother’s soul being in heaven. Take away the fool, gentlemen."

(a)  

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