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King Lear Quiz 1
1.
King Lear banishes which of the following people from his kingdom?
Kent
the Fool
Gloucester
Regan
2.
Lear is the king of which country?
Ireland
Denmark
Britain
France
3.
Which suitor of Cordelia refuses to marry her after she is disinherited?
Edmund
Kent
Burgundy
France
4.
Why does Cordelia refuse to flatter Lear as her sisters have done?
She is scared of her sisters as they have threatened to harm Lear if she competes for his affections.
She cannot think of a good answer to give them so is silent instead.
She finds them insincere and does not want to stoop to their level of hypocrisy.
She has promised France that she would not accept her division of the kingdom.
5.
Who parallel's Lear in the subplot storyline?
Edmund
Kent
Gloucester
Edgar
6.
How does Edmund first deceive Gloucester into believing that Edgar is plotting against him?
He has several servants and attendants tell Gloucester of rumors about Edgar's loyalty.
He pretends to hide a letter which he had fabricated, incriminating Edgar.
He tells Gloucester of several very suspicious purchases Edgar has made.
He stages a suspicious conversation with Edgar while Gloucester overhears.
7.
Which of these characters could NOT be considered evil?
Albany
Edmund
Goneril
Regan
8.
Which character spoke these lines, "I love your Majesty/ According to my bond, no more nor less" ?
Albany
Lear
Gloucester
Cordelia
9.
Which act solidifies Lear's trust for his new servant, Caius (Kent disguised)?
Caius finds Lear a place of shelter in the storm at a neighbor's residence
Caius insults Goneril, defending Lear's claim that his knights are not rowdy
The Fool immediately ridicules Caius as he would ridicule Lear
Caius trips Oswald after Lear has struck him because he is being impolite
10.
Why is Kent put in the stocks at Gloucester's castle?
Caius insults and then strikes Oswald, the servant, who cries out
Cornwall tries to show Regan how he is not afraid to use his authority
Regan thinks the act may drive her father over the edge and out of her hands
Caius refuses to act coldly toward Lear as Regan has instructed him
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