A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.1 Performance: Oberon and Puck Lines 148-176a

The transcript describes a scene where a mermaid's song calms the sea and captivates the stars. Cupid, aiming his arrow, inadvertently transforms a flower into a symbol of love. The narrative explores themes of love, transformation, and magic, highlighting the power of music and mythological elements.

What effect did the mermaid's song have on the sea and the stars?

• It caused a storm to brew.

• It calmed the sea and moved the stars.

• It made the sea creatures dance.

• It turned day into night.

What happened to Cupid's arrow when it was aimed at the fair vestal?

• It missed and hit a tree.

• It struck her heart.

• It was deflected by a shield.

• It was quenched by the moon's beams.

What transformation did Cupid's arrow cause to a flower?

• It turned a rose into a lily.

• It changed a white flower to purple.

• It caused a sunflower to wilt.

• It made a daisy bloom.

What is the name given to the flower affected by Cupid's arrow?

• Love in idleness

• Heart's desire

• Moonlit blossom

• Cupid's bloom

What effect does the juice of the enchanted flower have?

• It makes people fall asleep.

• It grants the ability to fly.

• It makes people fall in love with the first creature they see.

• It causes people to sing.