Twelfth Night Character and Theme Analysis

Twelfth Night by Shakespeare is a comedic play set in Illyria. It follows Viola, who is shipwrecked and disguises herself as a man named Cesario to serve Duke Orsino. A love triangle ensues as Viola loves Orsino, Orsino loves Olivia, and Olivia falls for Cesario. Meanwhile, Viola's twin brother Sebastian is alive, leading to mistaken identities. The play explores themes of love, identity, and deception, culminating in multiple marriages and reconciliations.

Who is the author of 'Twelfth Night'?

• Charles Dickens

• Mark Twain

• Jane Austen

• William Shakespeare

What prompts Viola to disguise herself as Cesario?

• To woo Olivia

• To work for Orsino

• To find her brother

• To escape a storm

What is Viola's task while working for Orsino?

• To manage his household

• To find her brother

• To woo Olivia on his behalf

• To spy on Olivia

What role does the sea captain play in Viola's story?

• He marries her

• He helps her disguise as Cesario

• He is her brother

• He betrays her

Why is Sebastian mistaken for Cesario?

• They have the same name

• They wear the same clothes

• They are twins

• They are both shipwrecked

What is Antonio's relationship with Sebastian?

• He is his brother

• He is his protector

• He is his rival

• He is his enemy

Why does Olivia refuse Orsino's advances?

• She is already married

• She loves Cesario

• She dislikes him

• She is in mourning

What is Maria's plan to trick Malvolio?

• To marry him

• To make him think Olivia loves him

• To send him away

• To steal his money

What is Sir Toby's main characteristic?

• He is a drunkard

• He is very shy

• He is very serious

• He is very wise

Why does Sir Andrew challenge Cesario to a duel?

• He is jealous of Cesario

• He wants to impress Olivia

• He is bored

• He is angry with Sir Toby