The Tempest

“The strangeness of your story put// Heaviness in me.”

• Ferdinand
• Miranda
• Caliban
• Ariel

The play draws on traditions of

• clowning and magic
• the masque and the pastoral
• illusions of the theatre
• the masque and the spectacular

Prospero: “Lend thy hand// And pluck my ……. from me. "

• garment
• cloak
• cape
• magic garment

the play respects

• the rules of tragedy
• the power in place
• the three unities
• the secrets of magic

Prospero: It was …...,// When I arrived and heard thee, that made gape// The pine and let thee out.” (1:2)

• my magic
• my power
• mine art
• my art

In Act I, scene 2

• we see Caliban first
• he is described while being on stage
• he is not described
• he is foreshadowed by Prospero's story

Ariel: Remember I have done thee ……

• good service
• obedient service
• worthy service
• dear service

How do the courtiers realise that they have been tricked?

• They see Ariel
• Their clothes are dry
• Food appears magically
• Caliban tells them

Sebastian: A poxof you' throat, you bawling, blasphemous, …………………………

• incharitable dog
• incharitable cur
• heinous dog
• devilish cur

The scene with Caliban, Trinculo and Stephano is mostly

• in prose
• in blank verse
• in rhyming couplets
• in stychomithia