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Quiz: How well do you know As You Like It?

As You Like offers an abundance of pleasures, among them memorable songs, one of Shakespeare’s best-loved female characters, Rosalind, and the Seven Ages of Man speech that compares the phases of human life to roles in a play. Not to mention a plot that includes brotherly rivalries, many romances, and multiple disguises for Rosalind, with more than one gender change. But how much do you know about the details of the play and how the story unfolds? Test your knowledge with this quiz.


If you’d like to learn more about As You Like It, look for a synopsis and the full text in the Folger Shakespeare editions, available for free, and explore a wealth of As You Like It resources, including blog posts, podcast episodes, images and objects from the Folger collection (including Salvador Dali’s stage designs for a production), early printed versions, teaching ideas, and more. We’d also love to welcome you to the Folger Shakespeare Library, where you can see and enjoy much more about Shakespeare, his plays, and his world through exhibitions in our galleries and performances in our historic theater.

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As You Like It

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Rosalind and her cousin Celia are forced to leave the court where they find respite and adventure in nature, inevitably succumbing to the madness of love and delightfully unpredictable circumstances.
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