Twelfth Night Act 4 Scene 1

How is Malvolio humiliated in Act 4 Scene 1?

• Covered in mud and feathers by a group of children

• Forced to dance in public with no music

• Tricked into wearing yellow stockings, smiling inappropriately, and locked in a dark room.

• Made to recite embarrassing poetry in front of the entire town

What leads to Viola's disguise being revealed in this scene?

• Malvolio's discovery

• Orsino's realization

• Olivia's confession

• Sebastian's unexpected appearance

Why does Orsino express his love for Viola?

• Orsino expresses his love for Viola because she is a famous singer.

• Orsino expresses his love for Viola because she saved his life.

• Orsino expresses his love for Viola due to mistaken identity.

• Orsino expresses his love for Viola because she is a wealthy heiress.

Describe Olivia's decision to marry Sebastian.

• Olivia decided to marry Sebastian due to mistaken identity.

• Olivia decided to marry Sebastian to escape her family.

• Olivia decided to marry Sebastian after a long courtship.

• Olivia decided to marry Sebastian because of his wealth.

What role does Feste play in Act 4 Scene 1?

• Feste entertains as a clown.

• Feste is a merchant selling goods.

• Feste is a messenger delivering important news.

• Feste is a soldier fighting in a battle.

How does Sebastian's return impact the events in this scene?

• Sebastian's return has no impact on the events in this scene.

• Sebastian's return causes chaos and confusion among the characters.

• Sebastian's return impacts the events by altering the interactions and decisions of the characters involved.

• Sebastian's return leads to a peaceful resolution of the conflicts.

Who orchestrates Malvolio's humiliation?

• Antonio, Sir Toby Belch, and Sir Andrew Aguecheek

• Olivia, Feste, and Fabian

• Sir Toby Belch, Sir Andrew Aguecheek, and Maria

• Orsino, Viola, and Sebastian

What emotions does Viola experience when her disguise is revealed?

• Confidence, relief, joy

• Shock, embarrassment, vulnerability

• Anger, frustration, happiness

• Sadness, regret, contentment

Discuss the significance of Orsino's realization of his love for Viola.

• Orsino's realization of his love for Viola challenges traditional gender roles and societal norms, emphasizing the fluidity of love and the importance of genuine connection.

• Orsino's realization of his love for Viola has no impact on the story's themes

• Orsino's realization of his love for Viola promotes unhealthy relationships

• Orsino's realization of his love for Viola reinforces toxic masculinity and patriarchal values

How does Olivia react to Sebastian's presence?

• Olivia is indifferent to Sebastian's presence.

• Olivia is scared of Sebastian.

• Olivia is initially confused and then overjoyed to see Sebastian alive.

• Olivia is angry at Sebastian's return.