Twelfth Night Quiz and Answer Key Bundle

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Last updated 31 março 2025

Twelfth Night Quiz and Answer Key Bundle

Promote homework accountability and evaluate general reading comprehension with this bundle of quizzes covering each Act of Shakespeare's Twelfth
Promote homework accountability and evaluate general reading comprehension with this bundle of quizzes covering each Act of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. Answer keys are included. Materials are delivered in editable Word Document and printable PDF formats. Information on each assessment follows.Act 1. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the following:Olivia's rejection of Orsino's romantic advancesThe impact of music on OrsinoOlivia's 7-year mourning period and Orsino's reaction to itViola's shipwreckThe unknown fate of SebastianCharacterization of Sir Toby BelchCharacterization of Sir Andrew AguecheekCesario's assigned taskTension between Maria and FesteFeste's implication (criticism of Olivia's attitude)Malvolio's arroganceOlivia's apparent romantic interest in CesarioOlivia's plan to reacquaint with CesarioAct 2. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the following:Sebastian's return to Orsino's courtCharacterization of SebastianMalvolio's frustrated behaviorOlivia's love for CesarioToby and Andrew's drunken behaviorMalvolio's reaction to Toby and Andrew's conductMaria's plot to get back at MalvolioCharacterization of the relationship between Toby and AndrewOrsino's curiosity about Cesario's love lifeOrsino's perspective on what makes the perfect relationshipOrsino's contradictory commentsMalvolio's private dialogueMalvolio's embarrassing behaviorsAct 3. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the following:Cesario's encountering of FesteCesario's reaction to Olivia's declarations of loveOlivia's misinterpretation of Cesario's motivesOlivia's breaking of societal expectations in the times of Elizabethan England.Toby and Fabian's underhanded deedsAndrew's challengeSebastian and Antonio's arrival in IllyriaAntonio's personal historyToby's intentionsOlivia's newest gift to CesarioAntonio's interruption of the duelA case of mistaken identity and its consequencesAct 4. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the following:Feste's message from OliviaCharacter motivations (why Toby intervenes in a fight)Olivia's sudden appearance“If it be thus to dream, still let me sleep!” (context)Maria's newest deceptive plot against MalvolioMalvolio's treatment and his attempts to improve his situationDynamic character (a change within Toby)“Blame not this haste of mine (context)Dynamic character (a change within Malvolio)Act 5. Students will demonstrate knowledge of the following:Feste's delivery of a letterThe use of figurative language and its purpose: Why should I not, had I the heart to do it, / Like to the Egyptian thief, at point of death, / Kill what I love?The context of Viola's claim that she would die a thousand deathsOlivia's rationalization of Cesario's apparently inconsistent behaviorAndrew and Toby's injuriesThe context of Toby's remarks: An asshead and a coxcomb and a knave, a thin-faced knave, a gull!Andrew's frustration with ViolaOlivia's feelings toward MalvolioA lie told by FabianMaria's marriageThe tone of the closing songMaterials are available for teaching a variety of texts such as:Animal Farm by George OrwellEnder’s Game by Orson Scott CardFeed by M.T. AndersonFrankenstein by Mary ShelleyMuch Ado About Nothing by William ShakespeareThe Adventures of Ulysses by Bernard EvslinThe Great Gatsby by F. Scott FitzgeraldThe Merchant of Venice by William Shakespeare