Act 2 Scene 4 Twelfth Night Quiz

According to the Duke, what is more noble than the world to his love?

• His wealth

• His lands

• His title

• His love

What does Viola suggest if the lady cannot love the Duke?

• To forget her

• To try harder

• To move on

• That it cannot be answered

According to Duke Orsino, what is regarded as the seat of the passions?

• The heart

• The palate

• The liver

• The mind

To what does the Duke compare the love of a woman?

• liver

• appetite

• retention

• passion

What figurative language is being used in this line?

"But mine is all as hungry as the sea,"

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Imagery

• Irony

What does Viola suggest is as true of women's love as it is of men's?

• It is always unrequited

• It is more in vows than in proof

• It is as hungry as the sea

• It is as true of heart as men's

"We men may say more, swear more; but indeed

Our shows are more than will; for still we prove

Much in our vows, but little in our love."

What do men do differently than women?

• Men often prove little in their vows but much in their love.

• Men often prove much in their love but little in their vows.

• Men often prove little in their love and vows.

• Men often prove much in their vows but little in their love.

What metaphor does Viola use to describe her father's daughter's love?

• Like a worm in the bud

• Like a patient on a monument

• Like a green and yellow melancholy

• Like the beating of so strong a passion

What does Duke Orsino intend to do at the end of the scene?

• Give up on his love for Olivia

• Send Viola to deliver a jewel to Olivia

• Declare his love to Viola

• Seek revenge for unrequited love

According to Duke Orsino, what is regarded as the seat of the passions?

• The heart

• The palate

• The liver

• The mind