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Coriolanus
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Act I, scenes ii-x
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Act II, scene iii; Act III, scene i
Act III, scenes ii-iii; Act IV, scenes i-iv
Act IV, scenes v-vii; Act V, scene i
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In Antium, why don't people immediately recognize Coriolanus?
He's disguised as a Volscian
His humble clothing
He is weak and sickly
He wears a wig
2
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In Rome, what do Brutus and Sicinius do?
Congratulate each other
Prepare for war
Run for Senate
Become generals
3
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Who brings news and perspective to Brutus and Sicinius regarding the Volscians' advance on Rome?
A Roman spy
Two messengers
Volumnia
Coriolanus himself
4
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Why do Brutus and Sicinius depart for the Capitol?
Coriolanus returns
They fear losing their positions
The mob turns on them
They seek refuge with Volumnia
5
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Aufidius begins to strategize about ___.
Disposing of Coriolanus
Becoming consul
Creating an empire
Winning over the mob
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