Puck and Titania's Conflict in A Midsummer Night's Dream

In a forest near Athens, fairies Puck and Moth discuss their roles and the conflict between Oberon and Titania over a child. Puck's mischievous nature is revealed, and Oberon plans to use a magical flower to make Titania fall in love with the first creature she sees. Meanwhile, Helena pursues Demetrius, who is uninterested. Oberon instructs Puck to use the flower's magic to alter affections in the forest.

Who are the two fairies introduced at the beginning of the transcript?

• Lysander and Demetrius

• Oberon and Titania

• Hermia and Helena

• Puck and Moth

What is Moth's role in relation to Titania?

• Titania's bodyguard

• Organizer of fairy dances

• Titania's messenger

• A rival fairy queen

Why are Oberon and Titania in conflict?

• Over a human lover

• Over a stolen child

• Over a magical flower

• Over a fairy kingdom

What mischievous acts is Puck known for?

• Singing to the moon

• Protecting the forest

• Causing chaos in households

• Helping lost travelers

How does Puck describe his role with Oberon?

• Oberon's advisor

• Oberon's jester

• Oberon's rival

• Oberon's messenger

What accusation does Titania make against Oberon?

• Disrupting the natural order

• Betraying her with Hippolyta

• Kidnapping a child

• Stealing her crown

What natural phenomena does Titania blame on her quarrel with Oberon?

• Droughts

• Floods and fogs

• Volcanic eruptions

• Earthquakes

Why does Titania refuse to give up the child to Oberon?

• She needs him for a ritual

• She promised his mother to care for him

• She wants to make Oberon jealous

• She wants to keep him as a servant

What is Oberon's plan with the magical flower?

• To create a new fairy

• To cure a disease

• To make Titania fall in love with a creature

• To destroy the forest

What task does Oberon give to Puck regarding the Athenian lovers?

• To make the man fall in love with the woman

• To make them fall asleep

• To separate them forever

• To turn them into animals