Characters
Quotes
Objects
Plot
100

She is the lady-in-waiting to Lady Olivia and the one orchestrating a prank on Malvolio. 

Who is Maria? 

100

"For, boy, however we do praise ourselves, Our fancies are more giddy and unfirm, More longing, wavering, sooner lost and worn, Than women's are" (Act 2, Sc. 4) 

This statement implies that...

What is men change their minds more often than women do? (*They are fickle.) 

100

This separated Viola and Sebastian. 

What is a shipwreck? 

100

This is the setting of Twelfth Night. 

What is Illyria during the late 1500s or early 1600s. 

200

She recognizes she is in a unique predicament when Lady Olivia tries to give her a ring. 

Who is Viola? 

200

"Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon 'em" (Act 2, sc. 5). 

This was written by _________ pretending to be  ________________ to trick ______________.

What is this was written by Maria, pretending to be Lady Olivia, to trick Malvolio? 
200

Maria tricks Malvolio into thinking he should wear these. 

What are yellow stockings? 

200

This is an external conflict in Twelfth Night. 

What is a love triangle? (Duke Orsino loves Lady Olivia, Lady Olivia loves Viola, and Viola loves Duke Orsino.)

300

He seems to be the least liked servant. 

Who is Malvolio? 

300

"I pity you."

"That's a degree to love." 

"No, not a grize. For 'tis a vulgar proof that very oft we pity enemies." (Act 3, sc. 1)

This exchange happens between these two characters. 

Who is Lady Olivia and Viola? 

300

Lady Olivia tried to give this to Viola as a way to break the ice or get to know her better. 

What is a ring? 

300

This is an internal conflict in Twelfth Night. 

What is Viola's situation regarding her feelings about Duke Orsino while also trying to deal with Lady Olivia? 

400

This character hopes to marry Lady Olivia because she's wealthy. 

Who is Sir Andrew Aguecheek? 

400

"I bring no overture of war, no taxation of homage. I hold the olive in my hand. My words are as full of peace as matter" (Act 1, sc. 5). 

This was spoken by ____________ to ___________ when meeting for the first time. 

Who is Viola (as Cesario) to Lady Olivia? (*The first time Duke Orsino sends Viola to Lady Olivia's house as his servant.)

400

Duke Orsino compares himself to this object when talking about Lady Olivia. 

What is a hart or deer? 

500

This is the stranger who becomes a friend to Sebastian and wishes to be a servant, or at least go with Sebastian on his journey. 

Who is Antonio? 

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