A) Christopher Marlowe B) Ben Jonson C) William Shakespeare D) Thomas Kyd
A) 1603–1604 B) 1610–1611 C) 1595–1596 D) 1620–1621
A) Bermuda B) Milan C) Naples D) A remote island
A) Caliban and Ariel B) Trinculo and Stephano C) Gonzalo and Sebastian D) Ferdinand and Miranda
A) Adventure, exploration, discovery, and science B) Love, war, power, and politics C) Magic, betrayal, revenge, forgiveness, and family D) Honor, duty, loyalty, and sacrifice
A) A storm B) A shipwreck C) A rebellion D) A wedding masque
A) Miranda B) Iris C) Ceres D) Juno
A) Takes the form of a harpy B) Summons a storm C) Transforms into a beast D) Blinds them with light
A) Miranda B) Ariel C) Sycorax D) Prospero
A) Physical force B) Magic C) Persuasion D) Tricks and deception
A) Alonso, King of Naples B) Gonzalo and Adrian C) Antonio and Sycorax D) Prospero and Miranda
A) Prospero's enemy B) Spiritual servant to Prospero C) Caliban's ally D) Leader of the shipwreck survivors
A) Portrays an ideal government B) Echoes Montaigne's essay Of the Canibales C) Illustrates a dystopian future D) Describes a utopian society
A) Her return to Milan B) Her escape from the island C) Her education as a sorceress D) Her marriage to Ferdinand
A) Becomes the king of Naples B) Forgives his enemies and restores his dukedom C) Turns himself into a spirit D) Leaves the island with Miranda
A) For a new kingdom B) For forgiveness from his enemies C) For more magical powers D) To be set free by the audience's applause
A) An enemy of Antonio B) Current King of Naples C) Former Duke of Milan D) A loyal servant to Alonso
A) It leads to Prospero's exile B) It marks the end of the play C) It brings Prospero's enemies to the island D) It symbolizes Prospero's downfall
A) Savage monster figure and servant to Prospero B) Ariel's friend C) Prospero's ally against Antonio D) Ferdinand's mentor
A) Ariel's rebellion against Prospero B) Caliban's desire for power C) Prospero's struggle to regain his dukedom D) Miranda's quest for freedom
A) They are used to distract the audience B) They serve as background noise C) They evoke the spirit of enchantment on the island D) They highlight the comedic elements
A) To use magic to manipulate events and regain his dukedom B) To flee the island with Miranda C) To physically attack his enemies D) To form an alliance with Caliban
A) They are a gift from Gonzalo B) They are used to teach Miranda C) They symbolize his magical power and knowledge D) They contain the history of Milan
A) Imprisons Ariel for disobedience B) Sends Ariel to Naples C) Frees Ariel from servitude D) Transforms Ariel into a human
A) Antonio's ally against Prospero B) Prospero's trustworthy minister who aids him during his exile C) Caliban's friend D) Ariel's master
A) It reveals Caliban's true nature B) It marks the end of Prospero's magic C) It blesses and celebrates Miranda and Ferdinand's betrothal D) It causes a rebellion among the shipwreck survivors
A) Brothers, with Antonio usurping Prospero's position as Duke of Milan B) Master and servant C) Best friends D) Father and son
A) Ferdinand's mentor B) King's jester who encounters Caliban and plots against Prospero C) Ariel's ally D) Miranda's suitor
A) It sets up a sequel B) Prospero asks for the audience's applause to set him free, symbolizing his farewell to magic and the stage C) It reveals a hidden plot twist D) It introduces a new character
A) Caliban's ally B) Alonso's son, who falls in love with Miranda and becomes her suitor C) Prospero's enemy D) Ariel's master
A) They symbolize his royal authority B) They are gifts from Gonzalo C) They are signifiers of his magical power D) They are used to teach Miranda
A) Ferdinand's mentor B) Prospero's ally C) Ariel's master D) Alonso's brother, who conspires with Antonio to kill Alonso and Gonzalo
A) A villainous character B) She represents innocence and the future generation, central to Prospero's plans for reconciliation C) Ariel's ally D) Prospero's enemy
A) A villainous character B) An airy spirit who serves Prospero, representing freedom and the natural world C) Caliban's ally D) Prospero's enemy
A) Caliban's friend B) Prospero's brother who usurped his position as Duke of Milan, representing betrayal C) Ariel's master D) A loyal servant to Prospero
A) It causes a rebellion among the shipwreck survivors B) It marks the end of Prospero's magic C) It reveals Caliban's true nature D) It serves as a play-within-a-play, contributing spectacle and allegory to the narrative
A) He represents the colonized and the natural world, central to themes of power and control B) Prospero's ally C) A villainous character with no deeper meaning D) Ferdinand's mentor
A) He represents authority and control, central to themes of power and redemption B) Caliban's ally C) Miranda's suitor D) A minor character with little influence on the plot
A) Ariel's ally B) Miranda's suitor C) He provides comic relief through his interactions with Caliban and Stephano D) Ferdinand's mentor |