WorksheetsA Midsummer Night's Dream Vocabulary
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What literary term is a play on words in which the word/phrase has a double meaning?
aside
pun
soliloquy
dramatic irony
Act I: Feigning
worship
regrettable
pretending
unrehearsed
Act I: Dowager
pretending
worship
regrettable
a dignified elderly woman
Act I: Which word means "regrettable"?
(a)
Act II: Which word means "clever"?
(a)
Act II: "Languish" means to grow ____.
weak
old
clever
tall
Act II: Which word is defined as "an option of doctrine contrary to church dogma"?
(a)
Act III: Entreat
beg
warmly
sacred
mockery
Act III: Consecrated
beg
warmly
sacred
mockery
Act III: Which word means "ridicule or mockery"?
(a)
Act IV: Which word is defined as "having a friendly and pleasant manner"?
(a)
Act IV: Which word is a synonym for "conversation"?
coy
enmity
marred
discourse
Act IV: Which word is an antonym for "love"?
amiable
discourse
coy
enmity
Act IV: Which word means spoiled?
marred
coy
enmity
amiable
Act V: Which word is an antonym for "cautious"?
frantic
beguile
premeditated
audacious
Act V: Which word means to charm or enchant someone?
(a)
Act V: "Planned" or "calculated" is a synonym for which word?
audacious
premeditated
beguile
frantic
Act V: Which word can be defined as "frenzied"?
(a)
Which literary term refers to a remark in a play intended to be heard by the audience but not the other characters in the play?
(a)
_____ irony is when the audience or reader knows something that the characters in the play do not.
verbal
situational
dramatic
