TEST -32- Measure for Measure, Sonnet 129, 130 & unit 10

In Measure for Measure, the city named as the play’s setting is which of the following?

• Milan
• Vienna
• Verona
• Padua

In Measure for Measure, the Duke’s disguise assumes a friar’s name; which is correct?

• Friar Lawrence
• Friar Francis
• Friar Lodowick
• Friar Peter

In Measure for Measure, the deputy first empowered to govern in the Duke’s absence is which figure?

• Escalus
• Angelo
• Lucio
• Abhorson

In Measure for Measure, the line “We must not make a scarecrow of the law” belongs to whom?

• Escalus
• Angelo
• the Duke
• Isabella

In Measure for Measure, Isabella’s maxim “More than our brother is our chastity” is addressed to which character?

• Escalus
• Angelo
• the Duke (as Friar)
• Lucio

In Measure for Measure, Claudio’s offence that triggers sentence under revived statute is best described as which?

• Adultery with a married woman
• Fornication with his pre-contracted Juliet before solemnization
• Abduction of a ward
• Profaning a church

In Measure for Measure, the specific ceremony that Claudio says he and Juliet “lack” is which?

• Consent of guardian
• Denunciation (the banns) and outward order of solemnization
• Dowry delivery
• Episcopal licence

In Measure for Measure, the constable who first hauls Pompey and Froth before the bench is which malaprop-prone character?

• Elbow
• Dogberry
• Verges
• Barnardine

In Measure for Measure, the aphorism “Some rise by sin, and some by virtue fall” is uttered by whom?

• Angelo
• Escalus
• the Duke
• Isabella

In Measure for Measure, the counsel “Be absolute for death” is given to Claudio by which speaker?

• Isabella
• the Duke disguised as Friar
• Angelo
• Provost