King Lear Duplicity Quiz
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What is the definition of duplicity?

  • An unconditional love for family
  • The act of pretending to be someone else
  • Deceitfulness in speech or conduct (correct)
  • A strategy to gain power

Which character in King Lear uses deception to change his destiny?

  • Goneril
  • Edmund (correct)
  • Lear
  • Kent

Which of the following actions best illustrates Lear's blindness to reality?

  • He trusts Kent completely despite his disguise.
  • He ceases to interact with his daughters.
  • He acknowledges Edgar’s loyalty.
  • He believes Goneril and Regan's false declarations of love. (correct)

What tactic does Kent employ to deceive others in King Lear?

<p>He disguises himself as a servant named 'Caius'. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which theme closely aligns with the concept of duplicity in King Lear?

<p>Blindness (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Duplicity

Deceitful behavior, often involving presenting a misleading or false appearance to others.

Appearance vs. Reality

The contrast between how something seems on the surface and its true nature.

Deception in King Lear

The play explores how characters deceive and manipulate each other, leading to tragic consequences.

Edmund's Deception

Edmund uses cunning and deceit to advance his own position, betraying his family and manipulating others.

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Lear's Blindness

King Lear is blinded by his own pride and inability to see the true nature of his daughters, leading to his downfall.

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