1.If ever thou shalt love, in the sweet pangs of it remember me. — Duke Orsino, Act II What is the effect of the phrase sweet pangs?

A. It sets a tone of resentment.

B. It suggests the Duke feels hopeful about the future.

C. It creates a tone of longing.

D. It shows the Duke has unpleasant memories of past relationships.

2.What event is part of the rising action of Twelfth Night?

A. Feste sings to all the married couples.

B. Viola disguises herself as Cesario.

C. Viola falls in love with Orsino.

D. Malvolio swears revenge on the people of Illyria.

3.In Act III of Twelfth Night, how is the duel between Sir Andrew and Viola resolved?

A. Antonio enters and breaks up the duel.

B. Sir Andrew cannot bring himself to strike a girl.

C. Viola refuses to fight.

D. Viola bribes Andrew with money.

4.Which quotation from Twelfth Night develops this theme?
True love demands honesty rather than deception and flattery.

A."Sir Toby: I could marry this wench for this device."

B."Olivia: What is the matter with thee? Why dost thou smile so, and kiss thy hand so oft?"

C."Valentine: Till seven years hence, she will season a brother's dead love!"

D."Maria: Pray God he be not bewitched. Get him to say his prayers, good Sir Toby."