Exploring The Tempest

What event leads to the shipwreck in the play?

• A navigational error.

• A collision with another ship.

• A pirate attack.

• A violent storm.

How does Prospero come to be on the island?

• Prospero was usurped and set adrift with his daughter, eventually arriving on the island.

• Prospero was born on the island and never left.

• Prospero was shipwrecked during a storm and found the island.

• Prospero inherited the island from his ancestors.

What is the relationship between Prospero and Ariel?

• Ariel is Prospero's servant.

• Prospero is Ariel's master.

• Prospero is Ariel's friend.

• Ariel is Prospero's enemy.

Describe the bond between Caliban and Prospero.

• The bond between Caliban and Prospero is one of master and servant, marked by resentment and power struggle.

• Caliban and Prospero share a bond of friendship and mutual respect.

• Caliban is the master and Prospero is the servant.

• The bond is purely transactional with no emotional ties.

How does Miranda react upon seeing Ferdinand for the first time?

• Miranda is confused and scared.

• Miranda feels indifferent and uninterested.

• Miranda reacts with astonishment and admiration.

• Miranda is angry and confrontational.

What role does Antonio play in Prospero's past?

• Antonio betrayed Prospero and usurped his title as Duke of Milan.

• Antonio was Prospero's loyal advisor.

• Antonio was the rightful Duke of Milan.

• Antonio helped Prospero regain his title.

How do the characters of Sebastian and Antonio relate to each other?

• Sebastian and Antonio are siblings who have a strained relationship.

• Antonio is indifferent to Sebastian and does not care about him.

• Sebastian and Antonio are rivals who constantly compete against each other.

• Sebastian and Antonio share a close friendship, with Antonio showing deep loyalty and affection for Sebastian.

What is the significance of the relationship between Ferdinand and Miranda?

• The relationship represents a rivalry for power.

• The relationship signifies hope and reconciliation between two conflicting worlds.

• The relationship is purely based on physical attraction.

• It highlights the importance of wealth and status.

How does Caliban's view of Prospero change throughout the play?

• Caliban's view of Prospero changes from reverence to resentment and rebellion.

• Caliban initially despises Prospero but later admires him.

• Caliban always views Prospero as a father figure.

• Caliban's opinion of Prospero remains unchanged throughout the play.

What are the main motivations of Prospero in seeking revenge?

• Prospero's main motivations for seeking revenge are betrayal, the desire for power restoration, and the need for justice.

• Desire for wealth accumulation

• Need for revenge against nature

• Pursuit of personal happiness