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WorksheetsAMND Test 2022
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Which of the following is NOT one of the human lovers?
Demetrius
Beatrice
Helena
Lysander
What major change happens to Lysander and Demetrius in Act 2 and 3 of the play?
They are in love with Hermia.
They wake up under the love "potion" and fall in love with Helena.
Puck gives them the antidote, and they fall in love with Hermia.
Lysander marries Hermia, and Demetrius marries Helena.
What is the rhyme scheme of the following?
Twinkle, twinkle, little star
How I wonder where you are
Up above the world so high
Like a diamond in the sky
ABCD
ABCABC
ABAB
AABB
How would you describe the TONE of the following?
"Do I entice you? Do I speak you fair?
Or rather do I not in plainest truth
Tell you I do not, nor I cannot love you?"
adoring
tolerant
irritated
nostalgic
Why are Titania and Oberon arguing?
They are arguing over raising an Indian prince.
They are arguing over the seasons changing.
They are arguing because Oberon is overbearing.
They are arguing because Titania tricked Oberon.
What is an allusion?
something that isn't real
language that says one thing but means another
the literal meaning of the poem
a reference to literature or culture
Which of the following is an allusion?
"Maidens call it 'love-in-idleness'."
"I swear to thee by Cupid's strongest bow"
"Demetrius loves you fair."
"If then true lovers have been ever crossed"
What is the theme of a story?
The main idea of a work of literature
A reference to literature
The message of a work of literature
Figurative language
What do you call a poem that has no rhyme scheme but has rhythm?
blank verse
free verse
no verse
timed verse
What is ironic about Titania falling in love with Bottom?
Bottom is the duke of Athens.
Bottom is an actor in a play.
Titania is under the love spell, but she doesn't know.
Bottom is under the love spell, but he doesn't know.
How do you identify rhythm?
look at the pattern of sounds at the end of a line
look at the pattern of stops, pauses, and inflections
look at the pattern of words
look at the title of a poem
What is verse?
Plain written English
Dramas
Short stories
Poetry
Who is Artemis/Diane?
goddess of the hunt/night/unmarried women
goddess of love/beauty
goddess of strategic battle/wisdom
goddess of the harvest
Who is Cupid/Eros?
god of death
god of the sky
god of love
god of the underworld
What is the figurative level of a poem?
What the poem literally says
The metaphorical meaning of the poem
The pattern of sounds in a poem
The pattern of consonants in a poem
Which of the following is NOT a theme in A Midsummer Night's Dream?
love and marriage
dreams and illusions
order and disorder
life and death
Which moment in the play shows the theme of love and marriage?
Lysander and Hermia running into the woods to elope
Bottom turning into a donkey
Puck's mischief
The bad play the mechanicals are putting on
What is an example of IRONY from the play?
Titania thinks Bottom is beautiful, but he has the head of a donkey
Oberon tells Puck to give the flower juice to an Athenian man, but Puck chooses the wrong one.
Demetrius and Lysander fight over Helena, not Hermia
All of the above
What is the rhyme scheme of the following?
Never so weary, never so in woe,
Bedabbled with the dew and torn with briers,
I can no further crawl, no further go,
My legs can keep no pace with my desires.
ABCD
ABCABC
ABAB
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How do you find the theme of a poem?
Look at the literal meaning
Look at the title
Look at the rhyme scheme
Look at the figurative meaning
Which type of character speaks in prose (NOT verse)?
the human lovers
the fairies
the Athenian nobility
the mechanicals
Why would an author make an allusion?
To make a connection between something well-known and their story/poem
To reference a work of fiction
To show a metaphorical meaning in a poem
To give the poem a rhyme scheme
What is an example of the theme "power dynamics between men and women" from AMND?
Puck's mischief
Lysander and Hermia's relationship
Egeus's ultimatum in Act 1: marry Demetrius or die
the bad play the mechanicals put on
Where do you look for information about and references made in a Shakespeare play?
Ms. Lake's brain
The board
The notes in the green book
The translation in the blue book
What do you do when you don't know what a word means ON A TEST?
Use context clues/connotations
Google it
Ask your neighbor
Ignore it; it doesn't matter
