A) John Fletcher and Philip Massinger B) Christopher Marlowe and Ben Jonson C) William Shakespeare and Thomas Middleton D) Thomas Kyd and George Peele
A) 1623 B) 1761 C) 1674 D) 1606
A) Lavish and generous B) Indifferent and detached C) Frugal and cautious D) Hostile and suspicious
A) Lucilius, Timon's servant B) Ventidius, a friend C) Apemantus, the philosopher D) Flavius, Timon's steward
A) His generosity towards friends B) His artistic talents C) His loyalty to Timon D) His cynicism and caustic raillery
A) A stash of valuable jewels B) A hidden treasure map C) A secret ally D) An underground trove of gold
A) He denounces all of mankind and isolates himself B) He forgives them and seeks reconciliation C) He becomes more generous than before D) He moves to a new city
A) A religious ceremony B) A lavish feast with abundant food C) A parody with dishes of smoke and water D) A simple meal with close friends
A) A poet who writes for Timon B) A merchant indebted to Timon C) A general who seeks revenge on Athens D) Timon's loyal friend and confidant
A) It marks the end of the play's conflict B) It represents a gift of friendship to Timon C) It symbolizes his challenge and defiance against Athens D) It is used to seal an alliance with Timon
A) He remains a loyal friend and servant B) He is indifferent to Timon's fortunes C) He betrays Timon for personal gain D) He becomes Timon's enemy
A) With Timon reconciling with his friends B) With Timon dying in the wilderness and Alcibiades reading his epitaph C) With Timon finding new wealth D) With Timon becoming a ruler in Athens
A) The corrupting influence of wealth and betrayal B) The power of friendship and loyalty C) The triumph of love over adversity D) The importance of artistic expression
A) It represents his isolation and misanthropy B) It becomes a place for celebration C) It is where he finds new friends D) It serves as a luxurious retreat
A) He goes from being generous to becoming misanthropic B) He remains consistently kind and forgiving C) He loses interest in social interactions D) He becomes more charitable over time
A) He becomes an artist himself B) He rejects all forms of artistic expression C) He accepts it from artists but later gives away his possessions D) He commissions works to display his wealth
A) It shows Timon's generosity and concern for his servant's happiness B) It leads to a feud with Lucilius' family C) It results in financial ruin for Timon D) It causes Lucilius to betray Timon
A) He remains neutral and uninvolved B) He becomes a respected senator C) He supports the senators' decisions D) He pleads for mercy but is banished from Athens
A) His friendship and alliance B) A peaceful resolution with Athens C) Most of his gold to subsidize an assault on Athens D) A new home in the wilderness
A) Flavius becomes one of Timon's false friends B) Flavius betrays Timon for personal gain C) Flavius is indifferent to Timon's plight D) Flavius is a true friend who remains loyal despite Timon's misanthropy
A) He donates it to charitable causes B) He gives it to Alcibiades and others, spreading disease and chaos C) He uses it to buy peace with Athens D) He hoards it for personal use
A) It expresses gratitude and forgiveness B) It celebrates his wealth and success C) It reflects his bitterness and misanthropy towards humanity D) It marks a new beginning for him |