A) 1613 B) 1634 C) 1679 D) 1623
A) John Fletcher and William Shakespeare B) Thomas Middleton and Christopher Marlowe C) George Chapman and John Webster D) Ben Jonson and Francis Beaumont
A) Troilus and Criseyde B) 'The Knight's Tale' in The Canterbury Tales C) The Legend of Good Women D) The House of Fame
A) Arcite B) Creon C) Theseus D) Hippolyta
A) Palamon and Arcite B) Emilia and Palamon C) Theseus and Hippolyta D) Arcite and Theseus
A) Hippolyta B) Theseus C) Arcite D) Palamon
A) They betray Theseus. B) They attempt to escape Thebes. C) They fight for Creon against Theseus' forces. D) They refuse to serve in the army.
A) For Arcite's victory. B) To be wed to the one who loves her best. C) For Theseus' favor. D) For Palamon's release.
A) She marries Arcite. B) She remains unmarried. C) She marries Palamon. D) She leaves Athens.
A) Creon B) Theseus alone C) Hippolyta and Emilia D) The jailer's daughter
A) She joins Theseus' court. B) She goes mad and sings in the forest. C) She marries Palamon. D) She becomes a nun.
A) Palamon B) Arcite C) Emilia D) Theseus
A) 'The Two Noble Kinsmen: A New Version' B) 'The Rivals' C) 'Emilia's Choice' D) 'Palamon and Arcite'
A) Swan Theatre B) Globe Theatre C) White Bear Theatre D) Royal Shakespeare Company
A) 2000 B) 2016 C) 2024 D) 1986
A) Creon B) Palamon C) Theseus D) Arcite
A) He judges the dance. B) He invites the jailer's mad daughter to join the performance. C) He performs as a bavian. D) He leads the dance.
A) The jailer's daughter B) Arcite C) Hippolyta D) Theseus
A) He escapes to Athens. B) He dies after winning the tournament. C) He marries Emilia. D) He becomes king of Thebes.
A) Palamon B) The jailer's daughter's former suitor C) Theseus D) Arcite
A) They are enemies. B) They are rulers of Athens. C) They are cousins. D) They are siblings. |