Themes and Characters in A Midsummer Night's Dream

In Act 2 Scene 1 of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Oberon and Titania argue over a changeling boy, causing chaos in nature. Oberon plans to use a magic flower to make Titania fall in love with something hideous. Meanwhile, Demetrius harshly rejects Helena's love, but Oberon decides to help her by using the flower's magic. The scene explores themes of love, gender roles, and the magical influence of the fairy realm.

Who is Puck's master in the fairy realm?

• Titania

• Oberon

• Demetrius

• Hermia

What is the main cause of the chaos in the natural world?

• Oberon and Titania's quarrel

• A magical storm

• A human invasion

• Puck's pranks

What does Oberon plan to do with the magical flower?

• Make Demetrius fall in love with Hermia

• Make Puck fall in love with a human

• Make Titania fall in love with something hideous

• Make Titania fall in love with him

Who is following Demetrius in the woods?

• Lysander

• Hermia

• Helena

• Titania

What does Oberon instruct Puck to do with the flower's juice?

• Use it on Lysander

• Use it on Titania

• Use it on Hermia

• Use it on Demetrius

What is a typical occurrence in the fairy realm at night?

• Dances

• Feasts

• Battles

• Magic

What theme is highlighted by Helena's devotion to Demetrius?

• Courage

• Friendship

• Betrayal

• Gender roles

What does the magical flower symbolize?

• Power

• Rational love

• Irrational love

• Eternal life