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Love's Labour's Lost
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Love's Labour's Lost
by:
William Shakespeare
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Act I, Scenes i and ii
Act II, Scene i
Act III, Scene i
Act IV, Scenes i and ii
Act IV, Scene iii
Act V, Scene i
Act V, Scene ii
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Act 1, Scenes i and ii
Act 2, Scene i
Act 3, Scene i
Act 4, Scenes i and ii
Act 4, Scene iii
Act 5, Scene i
Act 5, Scene ii
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1
of 5
At the beginning of the play, the King of Navarre and his lords make an oath that they will devote themselves to what?
Fighting
Scholarship
Women
Love
2
of 5
Don Armado confesses to his page that he has fallen in love with whom?
Jaquenetta
Costard
Princess of France
Rosaline
3
of 5
When the Princess of France visits with her ladies, what happens to the King of Navarre and his lords?
A war begins
They hide in church
They feign madness
They fall in love
4
of 5
After the men admit to each other that they have fallen in love with the women, what do they decide to do?
Demand the women leave
Stage a battle
Court the women
Plan a lavish wedding
5
of 5
The play ends with which of the following events?
The couples marry
The women leave for France
The princess dies
Fairies bless the house
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