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

The transcript describes a magical world where fairies, led by Titania, engage in dances and mischief. Oberon, the fairy king, is in conflict with Titania over a human child. Robin Goodfellow, a mischievous spirit, causes trouble in the village. Oberon plans to use a magical flower to make Titania fall in love with a creature, hoping to gain the child. Meanwhile, Demetrius and Helena have a tense encounter in the forest, with Helena pursuing Demetrius despite his rejection.

What is the spirit's main task for Titania, the fairy queen?

• Collecting moonbeams

• Organizing fairy dances

• Singing lullabies

• Guarding the cow slip flowers

Why is King Oberon angry with Queen Titania?

• She left the fairy kingdom

• She broke his favorite wand

• She stole a boy from an Indian king

• She refused to dance with him

What is Robin Goodfellow also known as?

• Kind Goblin

• Sweet Puck

• Merry Wanderer

• Gentle Spirit

What accusation does Titania make against Oberon?

• He stole her crown

• He loves Hippolyta

• He broke the fairy laws

• He ignored her at a dance

What effect has the quarrel between Oberon and Titania had on nature?

• It caused a drought

• It changed the seasons

• It made flowers bloom

• It calmed the seas

What does Oberon plan to do with the magical flower?

• Summon a storm

• Create a new fairy

• Heal the forest

• Make Titania fall in love with a creature

What is Helena's attitude towards Demetrius?

• She despises him

• She loves him deeply

• She is indifferent

• She fears him

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

• Make him fall in love with Helena

• Turn him into a fairy

• Send him back to Athens

• Make him forget his past