AMND, Act 3

How do the tradesmen ensure that the ladies in the audience will not be afraid of the violence in the play and the lion?

• They will remove the violence from the play, but the lion will still roar.

• They will ask Theseus's permission to show the violence and let the lion roar.

• They will speak a Prologue which explains everything.

• They will change the violence to a love story, and the lion will roar meekly.

How do the tradesmen resolve the issue of the Moonshine for Pyramus & Thisbe's meeting?

• One actor will hold a battery operated flashlight.

• They will open a window so the actual Moon shines onto the stage.

• The actors will yell the word "Moonlight!" when it's needed.

• They don't resolve it but argue instead.

And how to they solve the problem of the Wall (as well as the Wall's chink)?

• They don't, Bottom just takes over the part.

• One actor will stand as a Wall and hold his fingers in the "OK" symbol.

• The actors will actually build a wall out of stones.

• They will employ a Wall in Theseus and Hippolyta's castle.

Who is watching the tradesmen rehearse "Pyramus & Thisbe?"

• Oberon

• Demetrius

• Puck

• Lysander

How does Puck play a joke yet gain control of Bottom?

• He turns Bottom's head into a horse's head.

• He turns Bottom into a bear.

• He turns Bottom's head into a donkey's head.

• He turns Bottom into a pig.

How is Titania controlled by Oberon in Act 3, Scene 1?

• Previously, Oberon sprinkled the magic flower juice onto her eyes, and now she wakes and falls in love with Bottom.

• She isn't; she breaks out of his spell.

• Previously, Puck sprinkled the magic flower juice onto her eyes, and now she wakes and falls in love with Oberon.

• Oberon whispers a spell into her ear, and now she wakes to fall in love with Quince.

To an extent, Bottom is controlled by Puck. Titania is controlled by Oberon. Whom does Titania control in Act 3, Scene 2?

• The fauna of the forest.

• The fruits of the forest.

• The fairies of the forest.

• The flora of the forest.

Which is the best objective summary of Robin's retelling of Act 3, Scene 1 to Oberon?

• The tradesmen were rehearsing the play; Puck saw Bottom acting like a donkey, so Robin changed him into one; Titania woke and fell in love with Bottom.

• The tradesmen were arguing about the play; Puck saw Bottom acting like a pig, so Robin changed him into one; Titania woke and fell in love with Bottom.

• The tradesmen were rehearsing the play; Puck put a spell on all of them and changed them all into donkeys; Titania woke and fell in love with Bottom.

• The tradesmen's rehearsal was failing; Demetrius and Lysander found them, physically fought with them, and left them to die in the woods.

Why is the dialogue between Puck and Oberon so funny in this scene?

• Oberon thinks Puck put the magic flower juice on Demetrius but Robin thinks Oberon means Lysander, so we have Dramatic Irony.

• Oberon thinks Puck put the magic flower juice on Titania and responds to Puck's story with sarcasm, so we have Situational Irony.

• Oberon thinks Puck put the magic flower juice on Demetrius but Robin thinks Oberon means Lysander, so we have Verbal Irony.

• Oberon thinks Puck put the magic flower juice on Lysander but Robin thinks Oberon means Demetrius, so we have Dramatic Irony.

Oberon drops love potion on Demetrius's eyes. What effect will this have?

• Demetrius will hate Helena.

• Demetrius will fall in love with Helena again.

• Demetrius will love both Hermia and Helena.

• Demetrius will hate both Helena and Hermia.