Midsummer Night's Dream | Act 4, Scene 1 Quiz

What is Bottom getting used to in this forest setting?

• He likes the warm climate

• He likes the isolation away from the city

• He likes the attention and favors the fairies give him

• He likes beautiful sunsets

What does Bottom ask Peaseblossom to do?

• Bring him oats

• Scratch his head

• Fetch some honey

• Play music

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What does Titania offer to fetch for Bottom to eat?

• Dry oats

• A bottle of hay

• New nuts

• Dried peas

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Go to page 127. How is Oberon characterized based on how he speaks about Titania to Puck? Then select a quotation from page 127 that supports your analysis. You must write at least 4 sentences. (CER)

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Who removes the ass/donkey's head from Bottom?

• Oberon

• Titania

• Robin (Puck)

• Theseus

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What does Oberon use to lift the love spell from Titania?

• A magic wand

• A different flower nectar

• A potion

• A spell book

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What does Oberon plan to do at Duke Theseus' house?

• Bless the wedding

• Cast another spell

• Fight with Titania

• Steal the changeling boy

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While on their hunt, how does Theseus try to impress Hippolyta?

• with his hunting dogs

• with his hunting spear

• with his golden map

• with his iron armor

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Go to pages 136-137. Which original text quote corresponds with the idea that Demetrius's love for Hermia seems like a memory of a cheap toy he used to play with as a child?

• "My love to Hermia Melted as the snow"

• "These things seem small and undistinguishable, Like far-off mountains turned to clouds"

• "seems to me now as the remembrance of an idle gaud Which in my childhood I did dote upon."

• "The object and the pleasure of mine eye"

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Go to page 137. Explain Demetrius's comparison of his relationship to Helena with food.

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