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Test your knowledge of Act 3, scene 2. Submit your answers to see your results and get feedback.
Which of the following best describes Stephano's behavior as he declares himself "Lord of the Island," orders Caliban around, and threatens to have people hanged?
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He is taking charge of a chaotic situation
He is protecting his friends from the island's dangers
He is drunk on power
He is mocking the behavior of royals back in Naples
What does Caliban ask Stephano to do in exchange for his servitude?
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Murder Prospero
Kidnap Miranda
Kidnap Prospero
Murder Ariel
As he describes several ways that Stephano might kill Prospero, what does Caliban insist is crucial to removing Prospero's power?
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Destroying Prospero's home
Seizing Prospero's magic wand
Killing Prospero's daughter
Seizing Prospero's books
What is one thing that Caliban's lyrical speech about the sights and sounds of the island reveals about his character?
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His heartfelt love for the island
His deep fear of the island
His brutal savagery
His longing to leave the island
How does Caliban's attitude toward the island differ from Stephano's?
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Caliban wants to destroy the island while Stephano wants to protect it
Caliban wants to keep the island hidden while Stephano wants to bring other courtiers to it
Caliban respects the island while Stephano wants to dominate it
Caliban is afraid of the island while Stephano finds it fascinating
