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2. What does Angel foreshadow when he says to Escalus that: "'Tis one thing to be tempted.../Another thing to fall...When I that censure do so offend,/Let mine own judgement pattern out my death"?

  • His ultimate downfall and the punishment he believes he deserves from it.
  • His lust for Isabella after she appears before him compared to the lust Claudio felt for Julietta.
  • The ending of the play where the Duke comes back.
  • That Claudio will be saved as everyone is flawed.

3. What does this quote from Isabella mean? "I had rather give my body than my soul."

  • I would prefer to die than any other option
  • I would rather have sex than die
  • I would rather die than damn my soul to Hell
  • I would rather have sex than damn my soul to Hell

4. Is the Duke telling Isabella here that his plan is not immoral and why? "...the doubleness of the benefit defends the deceit from reproof."

  • No - he is telling Isabella that the outcome of the plan will be better than the perceived deceit
  • Yes - he is telling Isabella his secret plan behind his disguise so she can go along with it to
  • No - he is telling Isabella that there is no drawback or deceit in his plan
  • Yes - he is telling Isabella this as he is the Duke and so what he does is God's work

5. Who said: "Mortality and mercy in Vienna/Live in thy tongue, and heart"

  • The Duke
  • Isabella
  • Angelo
  • Escalus
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