A Midsummer Night's Dream: Fairies

The video explores the role of fairies in folklore, highlighting famous fairies like Tinkerbell, the Fairy Godmother, and the Tooth Fairy. It delves into the beliefs about fairies during Shakespeare's time, including the rule of Oberon and Titania. The video discusses fairy circles, supernatural abilities, and mischievous activities like changelings. It also covers the story of Robin Goodfellow, known for his pranks, and the positive role fairies played in romance. Finally, it touches on how Shakespeare incorporated fairy folklore into his plays.

Which fairy is known for helping Cinderella attend the ball?

• Robin Goodfellow

• Tooth Fairy

• Fairy Godmother

• Tinkerbell

What natural phenomenon is explained by the presence of fairies in folklore?

• Rainbows

• Northern lights

• Fairy circles

• Shooting stars

What ability do fairies possess that allows them to travel quickly around the world?

• Invisibility

• Time travel

• Flying

• Teleportation

Who is the mischievous fairy known for leading travelers astray?

• Robin Goodfellow

• Tooth Fairy

• Fairy Godmother

• Tinkerbell

In what area do fairies sometimes assist humans according to folklore?

• Romance

• Wealth accumulation

• Health

• Education