Themes and Characters in A Midsummer Night's Dream

In a magical forest, Titania instructs her fairies to sing her to sleep, while Oberon casts a spell on her. Lysander and Hermia decide to rest in the woods, but Robin mistakenly applies a magic charm to Lysander, causing him to fall in love with Helena. Meanwhile, Helena chases Demetrius, lamenting her unrequited love. The enchanted forest becomes a stage for love, confusion, and magical mishaps.

What does Titania ask the fairies to do before they leave?

• Find Oberon

• Guard the forest

• Bring her food

• Sing her a lullaby

What does Titania ask the fairies to do after singing her to sleep?

• Return to their duties

• Stay by her side

• Fetch Oberon

• Guard the forest

Which creatures are mentioned in the fairies' lullaby as ones to stay away?

• Snakes and porcupines

• Cats and dogs

• Lions and tigers

• Birds and bees

What is the purpose of the fairies' lullaby?

• To protect Titania from harm

• To scare away intruders

• To entertain Titania

• To summon Oberon

What does Oberon intend for Titania to do when she wakes up?

• Fall in love with the first creature she sees

• Dance with the fairies

• Return to the fairy kingdom

• Sing a song

What does Oberon hope will happen when Titania wakes up?

• She will fall in love with a creature

• She will leave the forest

• She will forget about the fairies

• She will fall in love with him

What does Oberon instruct Titania to do when she wakes up?

• Dance with the fairies

• Sing a song

• Return to the fairy kingdom

• Fall in love with the first creature she sees

What does Lysander suggest to Hermia when they are lost in the woods?

• To call for help

• To climb a tree

• To rest until daylight

• To keep walking

Why does Hermia insist on sleeping apart from Lysander?

• She is uncomfortable

• She wants to maintain propriety

• She is angry with him

• She is afraid of the dark

What does Lysander promise Hermia before they sleep?

• To stay close to her

• To respect her wishes

• To find a way home

• To protect her from harm