The Tempest Act 3

What does the banquet symbolize in the scene?

• Wealth and power

• illusion and deception

• Weakness

• Poverty

What does the harpy ariel appears as symbolize?

• Hope and renewal

• Strength and Justice

• Beauty and grace

• Bravery and retribution

What does Ariel tell Alonso and his party when he appears as a harpy?

• They must leave the island immediately

• They are forgiven for their actions

• They will be punished by the spirits

• They are men of sin

Which theme is reinforced by the banquet scene in The Tempest?

• Exploration and discovery

• Friendship and loyalty

• Illusion vs reality

• Power and control

Who is responsible for creating the illusion of the banquet in this scene?

• Ariel

• Caliban

• Prospero

• Alonso

What do the characters at the banquet scene primarily express in response to the feast that appears then disapppears?

• Happiness and Joy

• Confusion and fear

• Anger and frustration

• Sadness and rage

What deeper idea is shown by the nobles' surprise when the feast suddenly disappears?

• The pointless nature of ambition

• The false sense of control

• The weakness of friendships

• The need for forgiveness

How does the banquet scene reflect the characters greed?

• It shows that greed can destroy lives.

• It implies that greed brings rewards without effort

• It illustrates that greed makes people blind to reality

• It presents greed as a worthy goal.

What does Ariel's action during the feast reveal about Prospero's power?

• Prospero's friendship with the nobles

• Prospero's struggle to stay in control

• Prospero's wish for revenge

• Prospero's skill in using magic

How does the imaginary feast illustrate the theme of appearance versus reality?

• It shows how illusions can trick people

• It highlights how short-lived happiness can be.

• It uncovers the true nature of the characters

• It mocks what people truly want