A Midsummer Night's Dream Act 2

What theme is explored through the love potion's effects in the play?

• The theme of love's irrationality and the chaos it can create.

• The theme of friendship and loyalty among characters.

• The theme of power and control in relationships.

• The theme of fate and destiny in love.

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Who is Hermia in love with?

• Lysander

• Demetrius

• Theseus

• Oberon

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What is the significance of the love juice in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'?

• It causes individuals to fall in love with the first creature they see upon waking.

• It allows characters to communicate with animals.

• It serves as a potion for eternal youth.

• It is a remedy for unrequited love.

What does Titania's refusal to give up the Indian boy reveal about her character?

• It shows her strong maternal instincts and loyalty to the boy's deceased mother.

• It indicates her desire for power and control over others.

• It reflects her indifference towards the boy's well-being.

• It demonstrates her willingness to compromise her values for personal gain.

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What is the purpose of the 'love-in-idleness' flower that Oberon wants to use?

• To make Titania fall in love with the first thing she sees upon waking.

• To cure Titania of her sleepiness.

• To make Oberon fall in love with Titania.

• To create a potion for Puck to use.

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What role does Puck play in Oberon's plan?

• Puck is tasked with retrieving the love-in-idleness flower and applying the juice to Titania.

• Puck is responsible for delivering messages between Oberon and Titania.

• Puck is ordered to create a potion that makes Titania fall in love with Oberon.

• Puck is instructed to keep the other fairies away from Oberon.

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How does the relationship between Oberon and Titania reflect broader themes in the play?

• Their conflict represents the complexities of love and power dynamics in relationships.

• Their relationship symbolizes the harmony of nature and the importance of balance.

• Their interactions highlight the triviality of love and the insignificance of power.

• Their love story serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of jealousy.

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Why are the fairy servants trying to keep Oberon and Titania separated in Act 2, Scene 1?

• Because they're very angry with each other.

• Because they want to help them reconcile.

• Because they are bored and want to create drama.

• Because they are under a spell themselves.

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What conflict exists between Oberon and Titania in Act 2?

• They are in a dispute over the Indian boy, which leads to their separation.

• They are arguing about the weather in the fairy realm.

• They disagree on the best way to celebrate the harvest festival.

• They are competing for the title of the best fairy king.

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What is the outcome of Oberon's plan to use the love juice on Titania?

• It leads to comedic situations and misunderstandings among the characters.

• It results in a tragic ending for Titania.

• It causes Titania to fall in love with Oberon permanently.

• It has no effect on Titania at all.

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