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The Tempest

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many Acts does The Tempest have?

a)

4

b)

6

c)

5

d)

8

2.

The ship lands on an island originally inhabited by which characters in Act 1?

a)

Prospero and Miranda

b)

Prospero, Miranda and Alonso

c)

Alonso and Ferdinand

d)

Miranda and Ferdinand

3.

Who is responsible for conjuring up the tempest storm?

a)

Caliban

b)

Boatswain

c)

Ariel

d)

Miranda

4.

Prospero tells Miranda a story about how his brother (a)   betrayed him and misled people into thinking he was the Duke of Milan.

5.

Ariel begs Prospero for what in return for doing his bidding?

a)

Food

b)

Power

c)

Safety

d)

Freedom

6.

What technique contributes to dramatic irony (audience knows something that other characters may not know)

a)

Metaphor

b)

Aside

c)

Repetition

d)

Monologue

7.

In Act 2, Gonzalo presents a speech about what topic?

a)

His vision of a dystopian

b)

His vision of a utopia

c)

His vision of England

d)

His vision of the Island

8.

What is the function of Act 3?

a)

To introduce the characters

b)

To resolve the problems

c)

To be the climax of the play

d)

To be initial complication of the play

9.

Who falls in love with Miranda?

a)

Alonso

b)

Antonio

c)

Caliban

d)

Ferdinand

10.

Ferdinand offers to carry what object for Miranda?

a)

Salt

b)

Wood

c)

Stones

d)

Water

11.

Ariel accuses which characters as being responsible for Prospero's exile from Milan?

a)

Miranda, Alonso and Sebastian

b)

Caliban, Miranda and Alonso

c)

Alonso, Gonzalo and Sebastian

d)

Alonso, Sebastian and Antonio

12.

What social issues or concepts are discussed to be important to the reading of The Tempest?

a)

Feminism

b)

Marxism

c)

Colonization and Slavery

d)

New Historicism

13.

By Act 5, which of these statements about the plot is true?

a)

Prospero demands all the prisoners be released and brought to him

b)

Prospero demands all the prisoners be killed

c)

Prospero demands all the prisoners be held captive forever

d)

Prospero demands all the prisoners be released and hunted