A Midsummer Night's Dream Act IV

What was Bottom's situation at the beginning of the act?

• Bottom is still a Donkey, and the fairies are waiting on him hand and foot.

• Bottom is still a Donkey, and he is Titania's prisoner.

• Bottom was returned to being a man, and thinks he has had a strange dream.

• Bottom awakes to being a man again, and decides to have Quince write a ballad about his dream.

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Once happened to Oberon and Titania once the spell was lifted?

• Titania remembered the night's events clearly and left with Oberon.

• Titania and Oberon make up and decide to spend romantic time together- they are closer than ever.

• Titania took the changeling boy back and refused to speak to Oberon.

• Titania was confused about how she came to love a donkey, and vowed revenge on Oberon for tricking her.

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What were Theseus and Hippolyta doing when they came across the lovers?

• The were having an argument.

• They were taking an afternoon horse ride through the country side.

• They were with a search party looking for the lovers.

• They were hunting.

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What did Theseus invite the lovers to do?

• He upholds Egeus' wishes.

• He invites them to be married at the same time, making it a triple wedding.

• He invites the couples to the wedding.

• He invites the couples to join in the afternoon's festivities.

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What did the workman find out at the end of the act?

• They find out they have been chosen to perform for the Duke.

• They find out what happened to Bottom in the forest.

• They find out that Bottom ran away.

• They find out that Bottom will be singing at the end of the play.

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friendly; pleasant

• compass

• coy

• amiable

• visage

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to encircle; surround

• coy

• loath

• peradventure

• compass (encompass)

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Make blush: to embarrass or tease

• coy

• upbraid

• paragon

• dote

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To be fond of; admire

• coy

• dote

• enmity

• amiable

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The extreme ill will or hatred

• loath

• vexation

• visage

• enmity

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