AMND Acts 4-5 Quiz

What brings Theseus and Hippolyta to the woods?

• Camping

• Hiking

• Hunting

• Fishing

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What is one thing Bottom does not ask for from the fairies?

• hay

• honey

• peas

• salt

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Why does Oberon ask Puck to change Bottom back into a human?

• He now feels sorry for Titania.

• He wants Bottom to be his attendant.

• He wants Bottom to serve Theseus.

• He wants Bottom to be able to act in the play.

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How does the audience know that Titania and Oberon have reconciled?

• They get remarried.

• They dance together.

• They agree to share the changeling boy.

• They plan to take a trip together.

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How does Theseus overrule Egeus?

• He decides the four lovers will marry at his wedding.

• He states that Helena will not have to go to a nunnery.

• He states that Helena will not have to die.

• He states that Helena will not have to marry Demetrius.

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Why is Hippolyta more inclined to believe the lovers' story than Theseus?

• Because she is a woman

• Because she wants them to live happily ever after

• Because she likes to believe in dreams coming true

• Because they all have the same story

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Who tries to protect Theseus and Hippolyta from seeing the workers' play?

• Puck

• Egeus

• Quince

• Philostrate

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What is one major mistake that Bottom makes during the play?

• He falls down after tripping over Thisby's mantle.

• He forgets his lines and demands to be prompted.

• He breaks the 4th wall and responds to the audience directly.

• He misses his cues and stands there awkwardly in silence.

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How does the audience respond during the play?

• They applaud madly.

• They make fun of the actors.

• They cry rivers.

• They walk out because the play is so horrible.

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What does Puck indicate the audience should do if they found AMND offensive?

• They should complain to Shakespeare.

• They should think of it as a dream.

• They should ask for their money back.

• They should protest its production.

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