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WorksheetsA Midsummer Night's Dream Act IV
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 15mins
What was Bottom's situation at the beginning of the act?
Bottom is still a Donkey, and the fairies are waiting on him hand and foot.
Bottom is still a Donkey, and he is Titania's prisoner.
Bottom was returned to being a man, and thinks he has had a strange dream.
Bottom awakes to being a man again, and decides to have Quince write a ballad about his dream.
Once happened to Oberon and Titania once the spell was lifted?
Titania remembered the night's events clearly and left with Oberon.
Titania and Oberon make up and decide to spend romantic time together- they are closer than ever.
Titania took the changeling boy back and refused to speak to Oberon.
Titania was confused about how she came to love a donkey, and vowed revenge on Oberon for tricking her.
What were Theseus and Hippolyta doing when they came across the lovers?
The were having an argument.
They were taking an afternoon horse ride through the country side.
They were with a search party looking for the lovers.
They were hunting.
What did Theseus invite the lovers to do?
He upholds Egeus' wishes.
He invites them to be married at the same time, making it a triple wedding.
He invites the couples to the wedding.
He invites the couples to join in the afternoon's festivities.
What did the workman find out at the end of the act?
They find out they have been chosen to perform for the Duke.
They find out what happened to Bottom in the forest.
They find out that Bottom ran away.
They find out that Bottom will be singing at the end of the play.
friendly; pleasant
compass
coy
amiable
visage
to encircle; surround
coy
loath
peradventure
compass (encompass)
Make blush: to embarrass or tease
coy
upbraid
paragon
dote
To be fond of; admire
coy
dote
enmity
amiable
The extreme ill will or hatred
loath
vexation
visage
enmity
Unwilling: reluctant to
loath
coy
visage
upbraid
Somebody or something that is the very best example of something
paragon
compass
peradventure
vexation
Possibly; perhaps
coy
amiable
peradventure
visage
To scold somebody in a harsh manner
visage
vexation
upbraid
paragon
A state of annoyance or anxiety; irritation
visage
vexation
enmity
loath
the face; facial expression
visage
vexation
paragon
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