In which play does a nobleman become consumed by ambition and commits regicide (i.e., he kills the king)?

Which play features a pair of star-crossed lovers from feuding families in Verona?

In which play does a mischievous fairy named Puck create chaos with a love potion?

Which play tells the story of a Moorish general who is manipulated by his ensign into believing his wife is unfaithful?

Which play features a character named Prospero who uses magic to manipulate the events on an island?

In which play does a Scottish nobleman named Banquo's ghost haunt the title character?

Which play tells the story of a duke who disguises himself as a friar to test his fiancée's loyalty?

In which play does a character named Shylock demand a pound of flesh as collateral for a loan?

Which play explores the themes of appearance vs reality through the character of Rosalind?

In which play does a character named Malvolio fall victim to a prank orchestrated by other characters?

Which play tells the story of a king who divides his kingdom among his three daughters based on their flattery?

Which play features a character named Iago who manipulates others to his advantage?

Which play tells the story of a prince who feigns madness to expose his uncle's guilt?

Which play features a character named Portia who disguises herself as a lawyer to save her husband's friend?

In which play does a character named Titania fall in love with a man who has a donkey's head due to a mischievous fairy's potion?