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ACT I
13. What does the Duke announce he is about to do ?
14. What does he really do instead?
15. By what sort of description is Angelo introduced?
16. To what condition of the city are we introduced?
What may we suppose to have caused the state it is in?
What characters give us clues to this condition?
17. What circumstances in the situation between Claudio
and his betrothed make it unjust to visit upon him the ex-
tremity of the new rigor?
18. In what does Claudio place his only hope of re-
prieve?

ACT II
19. What characterizes the bearing of Isabella before
Angelo?
20. Do any lines of Angelo's imply that his own pride
in his austerity caused a self deception in him, more than
hypocrisy, at first?
21. What are his reflections immediately before the sec-
ond coming of Isabella? What do they show of his state
of mind?
22. How does Isabella receive his advances ?
23. Of what is she confident with regard to her brother's
view of the case?
24. What aspects of the situation does the Duke learn
from Juliet, when he is in the prison disguised as a Friar?

ACT III
25. What is striking and beautiful in the Duke's dis-
course to Claudio in the prison when he affects to persuade
him to be ready for death?
26. Does the Duke's desire to overhear the conversation
between Isabella and Claudio emphasize his suspicion of
Angelo?
27. Describe the scene between Isabella and Claudio.
How does it express the spirit of each? What temporary

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Publication Information: Book Title: Measure for Measure. Contributors: William Shakespeare - author. Publisher: Funk & Wagnalls. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1909. Page Number: 149.
    
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