Themes in Midsummer Night's Dream

What is a theme

• events in the story

• something that drives the story from beneath the surface

• a literary device

• plot of the story

What are main themes in the "Midsummer Night's Dream?"

• Science, technology, and innovation

• War, politics, and betrayal

• Sadness, despair, and hopelessness

• Love, magic, illusion, order and disorder

How does magic and fantasy play a role in the plot of A Midsummer Night's Dream?

• Magic and fantasy cause confusion and chaos among the characters.

• Magic and fantasy have no impact on the plot.

• Magic and fantasy only affect one character in the play.

• Magic and fantasy helps the plants grow

Explain the theme of order and disorder as a theme in the play.

• Order and disorder refer to the differences between the structured, rational world of Athens and the chaotic, magical world of the forest.

• Order and disorder refer to the differences between the rich and the poor in the play.

• Order and disorder are not significant themes in the play.

• Order and disorder refer to the difference between the day and night in the play.

How does the theme of love and romance drive the actions of the characters in the play?

• Love and romance drive the characters to be rich.

• Love and romance drive the characters to become professional athletes.

• Love and romance drive the characters to start a war with a neighboring kingdom.

• Love and romance drive the characters to pursue romantic relationships, create misunderstandings, and engage in comedic situations.

What's the importance of the play's title, "A Midsummer Night's Dream," when it comes to themes?

• The title reflects the characters' dreams and aspirations during a midsummer night.

• The title has no relevance to the plot or themes of the play.

• The title symbolizes the characters' struggle for power and control.

• The title represents the characters' journey through different seasons.

When can we see the theme of dreams affecting the characters?

• When they want to run away to the forest together

• When they arrive at the wedding

• When they want to explain what happened in the night

• When they start arguing

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