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WorksheetsThe Tempest Review Quiz 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Prospero can perform magic using the power from his books.
TRUE
FALSE
Who is the current Duke of Milan?
Antonio
Sebastian
Prospero
Alonso
Who is the king's brother?
Antonio
Sebastian
Prospero
Alonso
Who is the true Duke of Milan?
Antonio
Sebastian
Prospero
Alonso
Who is the King of Naples?
Antonio
Sebastian
Prospero
Alonso
According to Act I of The Tempest, why does Ariel willingly serve Prospero and carry out his commands?
because he mistakenly believes Prospero is his father
because Prospero uses magic to steal his willpower and force his obedience
because he knows Prospero’s history and pities him
because Prospero rescued him from imprisonment and could trap him again
In the play (and on board ship in the storm)) characters of high and low status mix together. Which best describes how they interact?
Commoners address aristocrats politely and respectfully.
Aristocrats and commoners avoid contact with one another.
Aristocrats express only contempt and scorn for commoners.
Commoners speak their minds freely to aristocrats as if equals.
How does Prospero feel about his treatment of Caliban?
He feels justified in how he treats him.
He feels saddened that Caliban does not respect him.
He doesn't care about how Caliban feels.
He feels happy that he has power over someone as strong and powerful as Caliban.
Why does Prospero create the masque for Ferdinand and Miranda?
To teach them about the purpose of marriage and provide blessings on the relationship
To convince Miranda not to have sex before marriage
To show Ferdinand his magic
Only to celebrate their love
How do Ariel and Prospero drive away Trinculo, Stephano, and Caliban in Act IV?
They conjure up spirits disguised as hunters and hounds
Ariel appears as a harpy
Prospero casts the Killing Curse against them
Ariel lures them away with music
What do many scholars think is the purpose of Prospero's monologue in Act IV?
Prospero is secretly dying of an illness
Shakespeare is dropping hints about a new upcoming play
Prospero is trying to warn the audience about the dangers of magic
Shakespeare is bidding farewell to the stage
