A) The king conquering a new land B) The fairies taking over the land of the mortals C) Lovers working out their relationships D) The actors determining how to put on their play
A) Mustardseed B) Hippolyta C) Hermia D) Bottom E) Titania
A) Hippolyta B) Puck C) Helena D) Titania E) Hermia
A) Puck B) Oberon C) Bottom D) Theseus E) Egeus
A) Oberon and Titania resolve their conflict and get back together B) Theseus plans to marry Hippolyta C) Demetrius and Lysander both fall in love with Helena D) Puck distributes the love potion
A) Bottom turns into a donkey B) Hermia and Helena get into a big fight C) The actors put on a play D) Egeus protests his daughter's marriage with Theseus
A) A character plays a wall separating lovers B) A character echos sounds effects from the background C) A character pretends to be a tree to provide shade D) A characters is a rock for someone to sit on
A) The children B) The men C) The actors D) The ladies E) The fairies
A) Marry Demetrius B) Die C) Live at home forever D) Become a nun
A) Hermia B) Oberon C) Puck D) Theseus
A) There is a plot to ruin the wedding through the play B) It is not typical for the wedding party to see a play C) Philostrate doesn't want Theseus to pay attention to the actors D) It is short and the acting is poor
A) Love is unstable and fickle, likely to change on a whim B) Marriage should not be forced by parents C) Actors are self-centered beings D) Fairies roam around the world and ruin everything E) Royalty always know what is best for citizens
A) One conflict was human, one was fairy B) One man wanted his daughter to be forced to do something, the other just wanted something from his wife C) One person wanted to control a situation, the other wanted to give up control D) One conflict was with a spouse, one with a daughter
A) Theseus declares that an epilogue is not needed at the end, and opts instead to dance B) Pyramus and Thisbe speak through a hole in a wall, acted by a person C) Pyramus commits suicide, proclaiming, "Die, Die, Die" over and over D) The lion is killed in an act of heroism, eliciting cheers from the crowd E) The lion is preceded by a warning so the ladies won't be scared
A) As a fairy, he may be in your next midsummer night's dream B) If the audience was offended, he/she should pretend it was all a dream C) This midsummer adventure felt like a dream, but it was all true D) The whole play was just a dream, and the characters will wake up to discover this
A) Demetrius, who also wanted to marry Hermia B) Puck, who drugged him into loving Helena C) Egeus, who preferred Demetrius D) Lysander, who didn't really love Hermia
A) Flute, who didn't want to be Thisbe because he was growing a beard B) Bottom, who wanted to play every part and then disappeared right before the performance C) Puck, who turned Bottom into a donkey D) Snug, who didn't want to be the lion for fear of scaring the ladies
A) Puck, who put love potion in Lysander's eyes by mistake B) Demetrius, who didn't really love Helena C) Helena, who didn't believe Demetrius when he first loved her D) Egeus, who wanted Demetrius to love Hermia instead E) Theseus, who made it difficult for them to get married
A) Theseus and Hippolyta B) Demetrius and Helena C) Bottom and Quince D) Lysander and Hermia
A) Love is fickle, and can change at any time B) Women and their desires are not prioritized by society C) Acting is a poor profession, only practiced by fools D) There are magical or spiritual influences at work in the world |