Themes and Events in A Midsummer Night's Dream

In Act 4, Scene 1 of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Oberon observes Titania's affection for Bottom and decides to release her from the enchantment after receiving the changeling boy. The lovers awaken, and Theseus decrees their marriages. Bottom wakes up, planning to turn his dream into a ballad. Oberon and Titania reconcile, restoring order and traditional gender roles.

What does Oberon decide to do after Titania gives him the changeling boy?

• Release Titania from the enchantment

• Leave the forest

• Transform Bottom into a fairy

• Keep Titania under the spell

How does Titania react upon waking up and seeing Bottom?

• She is horrified

• She ignores him

• She continues to love him

• She laughs at his appearance

What event are Theseus and his party planning in the woods?

• A dance

• A feast

• A hunt

• A wedding

What does Demetrius declare about his feelings?

• He loves Hermia

• He loves Helena

• He wants to leave Athens

• He is confused about his feelings

What do the lovers decide to do after waking up?

• Share their dreams with each other

• Return to the forest

• Confront Oberon

• Go back to sleep

What does Bottom plan to do with his dream?

• Forget about it

• Tell it to Quince for a ballad

• Write a book

• Keep it a secret

What happens after Oberon receives the changeling boy?

• He removes the enchantments

• He argues with Titania

• He leaves the forest

• He casts more spells

What does the play suggest about male dominance?

• It is a new concept

• It is irrelevant

• It is part of the natural order

• It is unnatural