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WorksheetsTEMPEST SHAKESPEARE
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Worksheet time: 1hrs 21mins
Who is Prospero?
A King
A Queen
A Duke
Who of the following are NOT on the boat?
Miranda
Antonio
Gonzalo
How had Gonzalo helped Prospero when he was sent away from Milan?
Kept his location a secret
Secretly gave him some KFC for the journey
Secretly gave him his magic books and equipment
What dramatic event happens at the beginning of the play?
Earthquake
Storm at sea
Volcano
How does Prospero show his magic powers?
He kills Miranda
He can fly
He puts Miranda to sleep
Why is Caliban angry with Prospero?
Because Prospero stole Miranda from him
Because Caliban thinks the island is his, and Prospero stole it
Because he is always angry with everyone
Who does Miranda fall in love with?
Caliban
Alonso
Ferdinand
Why is King Alonso sad?
He misses his daughter
He lost his favourite crown in the storm
He thinks his son, Ferdinand, is dead
What do Sebastian and Antonio plot to do?
Kill King Alonso
Kill Gonzalo
Kill Ariel
Caliban tries to persuade Trinculo and Stephano to...
build a house on the island
drink more wine
destroy Prospero's magic books and take the island from him
What genre of play is this?
Comedy
Tragedy
History
Who is Iris
A nymph
Goddess of the Rainbow
A spirit
Goddess Juno
How do Stephano and Trinculo refer to Caliban?
"Caliban"
"Monster"
"Chief"
"Carl"
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
According to Act I of The Tempest, which of the following events does Prospero bring about or plan to bring about? Choose three options.
to free Ariel permanently from his service
to achieve revenge against his brother Antonio
to arrange a marriage between Ferdinand and Miranda
to repay Caliban for taking the island away from him
to drown Antonio, Sebastian, and the other passengers
In The Tempest, Act I, what does Caliban most likely mean when he tells Miranda, “You taught me language, and my profit on’t / Is, I know how to curse”?
He means that Miranda did not teach him to read or write, so being able to speak is of no use to him.
He means that Miranda was a poor and unskilled teacher because he could not learn to speak properly.
He means that Miranda has taught him useless skills, except that he can now insult his teachers.
He means that Miranda has taught him to despise himself because he comes from a questionable background.
How did Prospero and Miranda survive the journey to the island?
Prospero used his magic to sail their small boat to safety.
Pure good luck had brought the boat drifting safely to the island.
Gonzalo had kindly provided the boat with clothes, food, water, and supplies.
The spirit Ariel turned into a gentle breeze and blew the boat to land.
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.
When Prospero says ithat he has more commands for Ariel, Ariel protests:
Remember, I have done thee worthy service,
Told thee no lies, made thee no mistakings, served
Without or grudge or grumblings. Thou didst promise
To bate me a full year.
What does Ariel’s speech imply about the relationship between him and Prospero?
Ariel knows that he can turn to Prospero for comfort.
Ariel believes he can rely on Prospero’s sense of justice.
Prospero hopes to adopt Ariel into his family as his heir.
Prospero tolerates Ariel’s mischief and enjoys his company.
SHAKESPEARE TRIVIA!: The scientific community has honored The Tempest in what fashion?
The moons of Uranus are named after Tempest characters.
A species of frogs discovered in Africa are named after Prospero and Miranda
A series of rivers in South America are named after the magical characters: Ariel, Caliban, and Sycorax
Many of the periodic elements are named after the spirits mentioned in the play.
SHAKESPEARE TRIVIA!: Which of the following words was not originally invented by Shakespeare for use in "The Tempest"?
Eyeball
Watchdog
Leaky
Headache
Who was Ariel?
A girl that the witch trapped in a tree.
A male spirit that the witch trapped in a tree.
A woman that was saved by Prospero.
A mermaid in the ocean.
The Tempest was
Shakespeare's final full play written
Shakespeare's first full play written.
Shakespeare's most popular play.
Shakespeare's most successful play.
Ferdinand was
the son of Prospero's enemy
the man who loved Miranda
the slave of Prospero
All of the above
How did Prospero end up on the island?
They were put on an old boat.
They were sent away by Prospero's enemies.
Alonso and Antonio wanted to rule instead and wanted to get rid of them.
All of the above.
Prospero had
no magic.
learned magic.
stole the magic from the witch.
had a magic lamp that helped them keep safe on the island.
Had did Ferdinand end up on the island?
He wanted to go on an adventure and ended up there.
He got lost at sea.
Prospero caused a storm that resulted all aboard to wash up on the island.
He lived there in the pas t and cam e back to visit.
Miranda wanted to
keep Ferdinand as a slave.
rescue Ferdinand.
help Ferdinand to escape.
marry Ferdinand.
Miranda
always knew how they got on the island.
never found out how they got on the island.
read in her father's journal how they got there.
her father finally told her after she questioned him when she was 15.
In 'The Tempest' who summons Ariel?
Ariel
Caliban
Miranda
Prospero
Who's plan was it to kill Prospero?
Ferdinand
Alonso
Caliban
Ariel
What is Shakespeare's first name
Willim
Wiliam
William
Wilam
Who is 'Prospero'?
The king
A wizard
An evil wizard
Duke of Millan
Duke of Milan
What is Caliban called .
Fish and Demon
Nice and Tameable
Fish and monster
Devil and a curse
Who is supposedly his 'father'
The Devil Himself
A Goblin
King Alanso
He has no father
Ariel and Caliban are brothers.
TRUE
FALSE
Prospero can perform magic using the power from his books.
TRUE
FALSE
Who is the King of Naples?
Antonio
Sebastian
Prospero
Alonso
Who falls in love with Miranda when they get shipwrecked?
Caliban
Ferdinand
Ariel
Alonso
Who doesn't live on the island?
Ferdinand
Miranda
Caliban
Ariel
Prospero and Miranda have been on the island for 12 years.
TRUE
FALSE
Miranda falls in love with Ferdinand.
TRUE
FALSE
What was the name of Prospero's servants?
Cariel and Aliban
Ariel and Caliban
Bob and Gary
He didn't have any
What is a tempest
A character
An evil spirit
A terrible, windy storm
An island
What type of powers does Prospero learn on the island?
Super powers
Mind reading powers
Magical powers
Power of speech
The play is situation on island because
the English people in Shakespeare's time were very curious about New World discoveries.
an island's isolation makes it an ideal location for adventure
the characters need to be in a place where they are not in control
an island is a symbol of independence and freedom
Trinculo and Stefano are included in the cast of characters
to mirror the behavior of the nobles
to act as foils to Miranda and Ferdinand
only to provide comic relief
as symbols of greed and oppression
A member of the audience can assume that the Italians will eventually leave the island because
at the beginning of the play, Prospero has planned to transport them home using magic.
the characters frequently spot whaling vessels off the coast.
they know that ships regularly visit the island.
their ship was never really destroyed in the storm.
Propsero's main grievance is against
Antonio
Alonso
Gonzalo
Caliban
Which one of the following is true about Propsero's powers?
His powers derive solely from what he learned in his books.
His powers mostly stem from what he commands of Ariel.
He was born with supernatural powers.
He only achieved supernatural power after he arrived on the island.
One can predict that Propsero is the character who will change most by the end of the play because
in a comedy, a child should have father who is very kind and forgiving.
deep down inside, he is actually a very jealous person.
anger and revenge must be addressed in comedy for a character to be liked by the audience.
he needs Antonio and Alonso to know how much he resents them.
Trinculo and Stefano are most similar to
Gonzalo and Alonso
Caliban and Ariel
Antonio and Sebastian
Miranda and Ferdinand
Which of the following is NOT a theme in The Tempest?
failure
loss
power
illusion
From a historical context, Ariel and Caliban may represent
traders
English aristocracy
natives
colonists
The island in The Tempest is based on Shakespeare's knowledge of
Jamaica
Bermuda
The Bahamas
The Virgin Islands
What is ironic about Gonzalo's observations when he first arrives on the island?
The utopia that he imagines could never exist anywhere.
The utopia that he imagines is based on the book by Thomas More.
The utopia that he imagines had once been there.
The utopia that he imagines has already been established by Prospero.
Despite his simplicity as a character, why can Caliban be considered a round character?
His love for Miranda is very deep and emotional.
He has much control over Trinculo and Stefano, even though they are not aware of it.
His plot to overthrow Prospero is very complex.
Despite his violent thoughts, he is not a bad character.
Even though they are both drunks who are plotting to kill someone, why are Trinculo and Stefano still liked by the audience?
Despite their violent tendencies, they only want what was taken from them.
Their behavior is more outrageous and humorous than actually violent.
They are mistaken about the circumstances and believe that they are helping matters.
They are justified in their behavior in regard to Prospero's manipulations.
What would someone in the audience of The Tempest be particularly waiting for?
the castaways being rescued from the island
Miranda and Ferdinand getting married
Alonso and Antonio discovering the truth
Ariel refusing to follow Prospero's commands
Two subplots of The Tempest—the Sebastian-Antonio plot and the Caliban-Stephano-Trinculo plot—involve characters making secret plans. Which best describes the central idea Shakespeare addresses in both of these subplots?
forgiveness of injuries that happened long ago
greed and resentment against one’s superiors or masters
loyalty and good-fellowship between companions
misunderstandings between those of different cultures
The main plot of The Tempest involves Prospero’s determination to exact revenge from Alonso, Antonio, and Sebastian. How do Prospero’s actions in the Ferdinand-Miranda subplot relate to the main plot?
Prospero fosters Alonso’s sorrow and belief that Ferdinand is dead by keeping Ferdinand hidden.
Prospero encourages Ferdinand to forget Alonso and regard him as a father instead.
Prospero urges Miranda to tell Ferdinand the story of his father’s past crimes.
Prospero mistreats and abuses Ferdinand to hurt Alonso through him.
Which best describes the subplot of The Tempest that involves Prospero and Ariel?
Prospero kindly asks Ariel to help him. Ariel agrees to help Prospero out of blind, loving loyalty.
Prospero confides his story and his plans to Ariel. Ariel helps Prospero carry out his plans.
Prospero abuses Ariel as a slave. Ariel submits outwardly, but inwardly dreams of revenge against Prospero.
Prospero orders Ariel to carry out his commands. Ariel refuses because Prospero broke his word to him.
What causes Antonio and the other passengers to desert their ship in Act I of
The Tempest?
Prospero uses magic to create a storm and make the passengers believe the ship is breaking up.
The Boatswain refuses to correct the course of the ship, and it runs aground on the island.
Ariel sets the ship on fire, and the passengers must jump off it to save their lives.
Ariel calls on Poseidon to sink the ship, causing all the passengers to swim for their lives.
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 force his obedience
because he knows Prospero's history and pities him
because Prospero rescued him from imprisonment
According to Act I of The Tempest, which of the following events does Prospero bring about or plan to bring about? Choose three options.
to free Ariel permanently from his service
to turn over his rule of the island to Ferdinand
to achieve revenge against his brother Antonio
to repay Caliban for taking the island away from him
to arrange a marriage between Ferdinand and Miranda
In The Tempest, Act I, what does Caliban most likely mean when he tells Miranda, “You taught me language, and my profit on’t / Is, I know how to curse”?
He means that Miranda did not teach him to read or write, so being able to speak is of no use to him.
He means that Miranda was a poor and unskilled teacher because he could not learn to speak properly.
He means that Miranda has harmed him because she has shown him there is a wider world beyond his reach.
He means that Miranda has taught him to despise himself because he comes from a questionable background.
Part A: Which of the following best characterizes Miranda as Shakespeare presents her in Act I of The Tempest? deceitful and sly; or, frivolous and silly; or, studious and bookish; or, kind and compassionate.
According to your answer in the above question, Which of the following lines of dialogue from the play best supports the answer to Part A?
Miranda. . . . Oh, I have suffered / With those that I saw suffer! A brave vessel / . . . Dashed all to pieces!
Miranda. . . . And now I pray you, sir— / . . . your reason / For raising this sea storm?
Miranda. The strangeness of your story put / Heaviness in me.
Miranda. What is't? A spirit? / Lord, how it looks about! Believe me, sir, / It carries a brave form.
Part A
Which best explains why Caliban obeys Prospero’s orders in Act I of The Tempest?
because Caliban still hopes to win Miranda's love
because Caliban wants Prospero to leave the island
because Caliban and Ariel have a secret plot against Prospero
because Caliban knows that Prospero can use magic to force obedience
According to your answer to Part A:
Which best explains why Caliban obeys Prospero’s orders in Act I of The Tempest?
Part B
Which of the following lines from the play best support the answer to Part A?
Caliban. . . . A southwest blow on ye / And blister you all o'er!
Caliban. This island's mine by Sycorax my mother, / Which thou tak'st from me. . . .
Caliban. For I am all the subjects that you have, / Which first was mine own king . . .
Caliban. . . . His art is of such pow'r / It would control my dam's god, Setebos, / And make a vassal of him.
A Shakespearean romance typically features an unrealistic plot. Which of the following aspects of the plot that unfolds in Act I of The Tempest can best be described as unrealistic?
Ferdinand suggests marriage the moment he sees Miranda.
Prospero brings up Miranda on his own with love and care.
Antonio betrays Prospero and drives him out of Milan.
Ariel pleads with Prospero to give him his freedom.
Which of the following are among the reasons Antonio suggests killing Alonso in Act II of The Tempest? Choose two options.
Antonio lacks the conscience that would make him hesitate to commit a murder.
Antonio knows that Prospero is on the island and will interfere with his schemes.
Antonio plans to kill Sebastian after Alonso is killed and himself take over the throne of Naples.
Antonio believes that Ferdinand has survived the shipwreck and hopes to involve him in the plot.
Antonio tired of paying tributes to Alonso and knows he will not have to pay them to Sebastian.
In Act II of The Tempest, why does Caliban hide under his cloak when Trinculo appears?
because he thinks that Prospero has sent Trinculo to punish him
because he thinks that Trinculo is a ghost from the shipwreck
because he wants to find out whee Trinculo cam from
because he hopes to overpower and enslave Trinculo
Read the following speech from Act II of The Tempest:
Trinculo: By this good light, this is a very shallow monster! I afeard of him? A very weak monster! The Man i’ th’ Moon! A most poor credulous monster! Well drawn, monster, in good sooth!
Which statement best describes Trinculo’s opinion of Caliban, as expressed in this speech?
He is a little afraid of Caliban.
He is disrespectful of Caliban.
He is in awe of Caliban’s strength.
He is skeptical of what Caliban says.
In Act II, Scene i, of The Tempest, Antonio says to Sebastian, “O, that you bore the mind that I do!” Which of the following best describes the difference in “mind,” or personality, between the two characters as they appear in this scene?
Antonio is greedy for wealth and power. Sebastian is greedy for wealth but not for power.
Antonio is ambitious and acts on his ambition. Sebastian is ambitious but must be egged on to take action.
Antonio is discontented with his lot but cannot see how to improve it. Sebastian is contented with his lot and sees no need for action.
Antonio commits evil actions for gain and feels guilty afterwards. Sebastian commits evil actions for gain and is untroubled afterwards.
In Act III of The Tempest, what temptations cause Stephano to accept Caliban’s suggestion that Stephano murder Prospero? Choose two options.
rule of the island
barrels of sweet wine
marriage with Miranda
chests of gold and jewels
books of spells and charms
In The Tempest, Act III, Scene ii, Caliban, Stephano, and Trinculo discuss their plans. Ariel, hiding nearby, repeatedly interrupts Caliban, saying “Thou liest.” Caliban and Stephano believe it is Trinculo speaking. Which is the most reasonable conclusion to draw about Ariel’s motive for breaking into the conversation?
Ariel loves Miranda and wants to protect her.
Ariel stirs up trouble for his own amusement.
Ariel dislikes Trinculo and enjoys causing him trouble.
Ariel resents hearing Prospero mocked and insulted.
Who is Prospero related to?
Gonzalo
Antonio
Alonso
Sebastian
Which of the following terms means power being taken from a ruler unjustly?
usurp
upset
unsettle
unseat
Based on what you understand of the play so far which of the following will be important themes?
Freedom versus captivity
The pursuit of happiness
Leadership
Jealousy
Based on what you understand of the play so far which of the following will be important themes?
Friendship
The supernatural
Honesty
Jealousy
When Miranda says that Prospero ‘put the wild waters in this roar’ what does mean?
He made the sea angry.
He likes stormy weather.
He has created the storm by magic.
Prospero has made the spirits of the island angry.
How many years have they been trapped on the island?
Ten years
Fifteen years
Nine years
Twelve years
Prospero has magic powers because...
He learnt them when he should have been ruling Milan.
He was gifted them by Sycorax.
He was born with them.
The island gives him magic powers.
Which best describes why Shakespeare chose The Tempest as the title?
That it represents the rage Prospero has built up over being usurped and abandoned.
It has a storm at the start.
That there is a lot of bad weather in the play.
That people lose their tempers in the play.
Why is Miranda a typical woman in a colonial atmosphere?
she suppresses her dreams and ambitions in order to please her father
she knows that her destiny is to marry and become a mother
she accepts living on the island as her fate
she accepts the patriarchal order of things
Why does Prospero cause the tempest?
to bring his enemies to the island
to destroy his enemies
to show his enemies his immense power
to instill fear in his enemies
Why does Miranda ask her father to calm the storm at sea?
she does not want anyone hurt
the tempest frightens her
she is afraid of her father's powers
she doesn't like her father using magic
Why does Caliban feel the island is his?
his mother was a witch and promised Caliban that no one would ever rule except for him
his mother was the previous owner of the island and he was born there
Prospero is not a native and Caliban is
his mother was the previous owner of the island and he inherited it from her
Does Miranda remember anything about her life before she came to the island?
no
she remembers her bedroom
she remembers playing in a beautiful garden with other children
she remembers being taken care of by ladies
In what way did Antonio dispose of Prospero and Miranda after he had usurped his dukedom?
he put them in an old boat without a sail and set them adrift
he set them in a boat with a torn sail and set them adrift
he spread rumors about Prospero that eventually forced him to take his daughter and leave
he turned the people against Prospero and he was voted out of office
Why did Antonio spare the lives of Prospero and Miranda?
they were family
he is incapable of murder
the people loved them too much and would not have tolerated such an act
at the last minute he could not go through with his murder plan
What did Prospero do for Caliban when he first came to the island?
Prospero treated Caliban with cruelty and along with Ariel made him a slave
Prospero treated Caliban with cruelty because he was different and Prospero considered him inferior
Prospero treated Caliban with kindness, but hen made him his slave and forced him to work for him
Prospero treated Caliban with kindness, teaching him language and lodging him in his own cell.
What does Caliban identify as the source of Prospero’s power in Act III of The Tempest?
Prospero's royal blood
Prospero's library of books
Prospero's physical strength
Prospero's will and determination
In Act III of The Tempest, how does Alonso react when Ariel accusation accuses him of wrongdoing against Prospero?
He protests his innocence and blames Antonio.
He admits his guilt and expresses remorse.
He admits his guilt and expresses remorse.
He vows to find and kill his accuser.
Read the following speech from Act III of The Tempest:
Caliban. Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears; and sometime voices
That, if I then had waked after long sleep,
Will make me sleep again: and then, in dreaming,
The clouds methought would open and show riches
Ready to drop upon me, that, when I waked,
I cried to dream again.
How do Caliban’s language and style in this speech most likely affect the impression he has made on the audience up to this point?
The audience understands that Caliban was only pretending to be a native of the island and that underneath his disguise he is a nobleman.
The audience realizes that Caliban is a complex character who can be lyrical and sensitive as well as earthy and brutish.
The audience learns that Caliban is in league with Ariel to conceal the source of the music and fool Stephano and Trinculo.
The audience sees that Caliban is as powerful and crafty as Prospero and has only been biding his time to retake the island.
Identify the following technique:
This is when the audience have more knowledge about a situation than the characters on stage and can forsee the outcome
A soliloquy
Dramatic Irony
Figurative language
Symbolism
Identify the following technique:
The audience is provided with hints/indication of what is to come later.
Foreshadowing
Dramatic Irony
An Aside
Figurative Language
Which of these pictures shows a tempest?
Which of these statements is true?
Prospero’s brother is King Alonso of Naples.
Miranda and Antonio are brother and sister.
Prospero and Miranda were sent to the island by Prospero’s brother, Antonio.
Miranda has magical powers.
Prospero treats Ariel like a slave.
Which one of these is NOT a theme of The Tempest?
Colonisation
Slavery
Magic
Animal cruelty
The people who settled in the new colonies often made the natives their...
Allies
Friends
Slaves
Leaders
Shakespeare first used the phrase: "In a pickle" in The Tempest. What does it mean?
In a difficult situation or in a quandary.
Eating a pickle
Drunk
Confused
How many Acts does The Tempest have?
4
6
5
8
The ship lands on an island originally inhabited by which characters in Act 1?
Prospero and Miranda
Prospero, Miranda and Alonso
Alonso and Ferdinand
Miranda and Ferdinand
Ariel begs Prospero for what in return for doing his bidding?
Food
Power
Safety
Freedom
In Act 2, Gonzalo presents a speech about what topic?
His vision of a dystopian
His vision of a utopia
His vision of England
His vision of the Island
Ariel accuses which characters as being responsible for Prospero's exile from Milan?
Miranda, Alonso and Sebastian
Caliban, Miranda and Alonso
Alonso, Gonzalo and Sebastian
Alonso, Sebastian and Antonio
What social issues or concepts are discussed to be important to the reading of The Tempest?
Feminism
Marxism
Colonization and Slavery
New Historicism
In Act II of The Tempest, how does Antonio persuade Sebastian that if they kill Alonso, Sebastian can become King of Naples?
by jeering at Alonso for being a foolish and feeble old man
by insisting that Alonso’s son reached the island’s shore safely
by explaining that he set the takeover in motion before they sailed
by arguing that Ferdinand is dead and Alonso’s daughter is too far from Naples to interfere
What reason does Sebastian give for having their swords drawn when Alonso wakes up from his nap?
they were fearful of being attacked by wild beasts
he and Antonio were fighting
he was saving them from Ariel
he was defending them against Prospero
What are the “chapters” of a play?
scenes
acts
chapters
units
What are smaller parts of the acts or chapters of a play?
units
chapters
scenes
acts
What is a boatswain?
the master of the ship
an advisor
a ship’s petty officer in charge of the deck crew, the rigging, anchors, boats, etc.
a type of Shakespeare play
The plot: Which of these events happens first?
Two of Alonso’s servants, Stephano and Trinculo, also get shipwrecked on the island. They meet Caliban, a creature from the island who Prospero treats like a slave. Caliban hopes Stephano and Trinculo will help him get rid of Prospero.
Ariel does what Prospero asks him to and makes sure all the people on the ship get washed up on the island. He also makes sure Ferdinand is separated from his father Alonso.
Prospero was cast out to sea in a boat with his three-year-old daughter Miranda and they landed on a magical island which they made their home.
Miranda and Ferdinand see each other and fall in love. Prospero pretends not to agree to them getting married straight away and tests Ferdinand's love.
Which character is annoyed with the royal family in the first scene of Act 1?
The master
The first mate
The boatswain
Gonzalo
Which statement best shows the relationship of Prospero and his brother Antonio when they both lived in Milan?
Antonio wanted Prospero to rule Milan, but Prospero preferred to study magic
Antonio and Prospero wanted to take Milan back from the King of Naples
Prospero accepted Antonio help in ruling Milan, but was betrayed by Antonio
Prospero prevented Antonio from having any place in Milan's government
Miranda finds out from her father about all of the following EXCEPT
Her mother's death
Her father's former position in Milan
How Miranda and Prospero arrived at the Island
Her uncle's betrayal of her father
How does Prospero feel about Miranda and Ferdinand falling in love?
disappointed
angry
indifferent
secretly pleased
Prospero still considers Gonzalo a friend because
he helped Prospero to survive on the island by giving supplies
he spied on the King for Prospero
he taught Prospero magic
he was Prospero's advisor in Milan
What is the best reason for the many speeches Gonzalo gives in Act 2?
He is trying to trick Antonio and Sebastian
He is giving clues to Ariel about the King
He is trying to distract the King from his grief
He is showing his loyalty to Prospero
Why does King Alonso regret allowing his daughter to marry the King of Tunis?
He is racist and does not like that she married an African
She is now so far away that he will rarely see her again
The shipwreck would not have happened if they had not sailed to Tunis
His brother does not approve of the marriage.
