* To start, a famous speech. Who said "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players..."?
* Let's start with an easy one: who is Orlando in love with?
* Which two characters are in love with Audrey?
* How many couples are wed at the end of the play?
* How are Oliver and Orlando related?
* How is Ganymede related to Celia?
* Of what relation is Duke Frederick to Duke Senior?
* Who does Rosalind say she is upset for, just before she is banished by her uncle?
* What is Celia's name when she dresses up as a peasant?
* Who sings "Under the Greenwood Tree"?
* What is 'Ganymede's' explanation for having an accent finer than would be expected of a peasant?
* Who does Phebe end up marrying?
* Who competes (and fails) with Touchstone for the hand of Audrey?
* "As You Like It" opens with a dispute between two brothers, and the theme of brotherly relationships is central to the play. There are two sets of brothers in the play, what are their names?
* What does Rosalind give Orlando after he defeats Charles the wrestler?
* In Act 2 Amiens sings: '...Come hither, come hither, come hither. Here shall he see no enemy...', what is the following line?
* Who utters these immortal lines: 'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts.'?
* What is Celia's name while she is disguised in the forest?
* Why does Rosalind, in disguise as Ganymede, agree to pretend to be Rosalind for Orlando?
* Who writes a love letter to Rosalind (as Ganymede)?