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WorksheetsMidsummer Night's Dream Final Review
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 21mins
I am a mischievous little fairy that works for Oberon...
Nick Bottom
Robin/Puck
Lysander
Cobweb
I am the Queen of the fairies and in love with an A**...
Hermia
Hippolyta
Helena
Titania
I am willing to die to be with the man I love...
Titania
Hermia
Egeus
Hippolyta
I am the man who was in love with Helena, then Hermia, then finally Helena again...
Oberon
Lysander
Theseus
Demetrius
I am the man who played Pyramus in the play at the wedding of Theseus and I was also loved by Titania at one point in the play...
Robin
Nick Bottom
Peter Quince
Lysander
I am an amazon queen who lost in battle to Theseus and will now marry him...
Hermia
Wonder Woman
Hippolyta
Helena
I am madly in love with Demetrius and lack self esteem...
Titania
Hermia
Helena
Mustardseed
I am the Duke of Athens and allowed the four lovers to be married at my wedding...
Egeus
Bottom
Lysander
Theseus
Identify who said it: "Through Athens I am thought as fair as she."
Helena
Titania
Robin
Hermia
What does the following quote demonstrate about the society: "To your father you should be as a god..."
the influence of the patriarchy
the view of women promoted by Shakespeare
The influence of the king
Titania's rule of the forest
Which of the following words best defines the italicized word in Lysander's lines below?
For, as a surfeit of the sweetest things
The deepest loathing to the stomach brings
lack
surplus
source
supply
Mechanical that plays Thisbe
Bottom
Quince
Flute
Snug
Father of Hermia
Demetrius
Egeus
Lysander
Puck
Directed "Pyramus and Thisbe"
Quince
Bottom
Snug
Flute
King of the fairies
Egeus
Oberon
Theseus
Demetrius
On what mission does Oberon send Puck?
to find the parents of the young boy so they can rescue him
to destroy the wedding feast
to find a flower so he can put it on Titania's eyes to make her fall in love with the first thing she sees
to beg the queen to hear his requests
To what do Lysander and Hermia agree?
she'll marry Demetrius but they'll poison him so she'll be able to marry Lysander
to stand together and defy her father
go to the temple and make an offering to the gods
meet in the woods to escape to Lysander's aunt's house to be married
What has Puck done to Bottom?
changed Bottom's head into that of a donkey
gave Bottom hooves and a tail
he changed Bottom's voice
he gave Bottom claws for hands
Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the last speech of the play?
it closes the play
it thanks the audience
it reminds the audience that the actors will accept money after the play
it asks the audience to enjoy or to pardon any frivolous entertainment
What will happen to Hermia if she refuses to marry Demetrius?
she will have to choose death or life as a nun
become a servant in her father's house
be banished to the wilderness
be blinded and driven off to live as a beggar
After overhearing Demetrius and Helena, what does Oberon command Puck to do?
send a message to Helena's father and tell him of her plan
sends Puck to anoint the young man's eyes as he sleeps so he'll fall in love with her next time he sees her
to have dreams about what they'll look like in forty years
to cause a terrible storm that will make them abandon their plans
Why did Shakespeare include a play within a play?
his play was to be a certain length and it was too short; the extra play was a filler
he used it as a semi-veiled political speech
he used it in place of an intermission, to get back the audience's attention
the audience would have known the play and could appreciate the jests and comments
Upon whose eyes did Puck put the potion?
Hermia's eyes
Lysander's eyes
Egeus's eyes
Demetrius' eyes
What remedy corrects the cross-loved couples?
the aroma from the woods clears their senses
Oberon confronts them and tells them what happened
Puck puts the potion in Lysander's eyes so he'll love Hermia again
one of the craftsmen plays a tune that secretly tells who their true loves are
At the end, Theseus invites the lovers to
come to dinner
argue their case in court
meet his counsel
be married in the same ceremony as he
The play the workmen put on is called
Titan and Athena
Penelope and Odysseus
Daphne and Theseus
Pyramus and Thisbe
v. to lure
abjure
surfeit
entice
revels
n. excess
anoint
surfeit
progeny
visage
without fear; bold; daring
audacious
eloquence
satire
valor
to pass time in a pleasant way
audacious
throttle
valor
beguile
the good judgment and sensitivity needed to avoid embarrassing or upsetting others
eloquence
discretion
seething
masques
the ability to speak forcefully, expressively, and persuasively
partition
satire
eloquence
seething
dramatic entertainment similar to opera, in which masked performers represented mythological or allegorical characters
masques
partiotion
throttle
audacious
a structure that divides a space, e.g. a wall built to make two rooms out of one
valor
throttle
masques
partition
the use of wit, especially irony, sarcasm, and ridicule, to criticize faults
seething
satire
valor
throttle
1) full of anger; 2) moving in all directions, busily or frantically
tedious
partition
audacious
seething
boring, monotonous, or repetitive
beguile
tedious
throttle
valor
to prevent something from continuing or developing; stop
discretion
eloquence
throttle
valor
courage shown in war or battle
valor
satire
discretion
throttle
