Understanding Injustice and Responses in The Winter's Tale

What is the hypothetical scenario used to introduce the theme of injustice?

• A student failing an exam unfairly

• A friend being betrayed

• A worker being fired without reason

• A father accused of a crime he didn't commit

What is the central question explored in Acts II and III of The Winter's Tale?

• How to gain power

• How to forgive others

• How to respond to injustice and tyranny

• How to find happiness

How does Hermione respond to the accusations against her?

• With honorable grief and integrity

• By fleeing the country

• By confessing to a crime she didn't commit

• With anger and revenge

What is the outcome of Hermione's response to the injustice she faces?

• She becomes queen

• She escapes to another country

• She maintains her integrity but dies

• She is proven innocent and freed

How does Paulina confront Leontes about his actions?

• By staying silent

• By agreeing with him

• By speaking truth to power

• By leaving the kingdom

What is Camillo's strategy for dealing with Leontes' orders?

• He ignores the orders

• He reports Leontes to the authorities

• He lies and helps Polixenes escape

• He follows them without question

What is the outcome for Camillo after he decides to help Polixenes?

• He is executed

• He is imprisoned

• He becomes king

• He survives and has a positive outcome

How does Antigonus try to persuade Leontes about his accusations?

• By agreeing with him

• By showing the absurdity of the accusations

• By threatening him

• By leaving the kingdom

What does Antigonus do to try to save the baby?

• He hides the baby in the palace

• He abandons the baby with gold and a note

• He gives the baby to a trusted friend

• He takes the baby to another country

What is the famous stage direction associated with Antigonus's fate?

• "exit, pursued by a wolf"

• "exit, pursued by a dragon"

• "exit, pursued by a bear"

• "exit, pursued by a lion"