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MSND Act IV

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does Oberon get the boy from Titania?

a)

just because

b)

she no longer cares about him because she's in love with Bottom

c)

He convinced her to do so

d)

The boy was being a nuisance

2.

Why did Shakespeare purposely write that Bottom had no idea what happened to him?

a)

The dramatic irony adds comedic value

b)

It is a simile

c)

He doesn't actually give it any purpose

d)

Bottom is the main character

3.

What was Bottom's situation at the beginning of the act?

a)

Bottom is still a Donkey, and the fairies are waiting on him hand and foot.

b)

Bottom is still a Donkey, and he is Titania's prisoner.

c)

Bottom was returned to being a man, and thinks he has had a strange dream.

d)

Bottom awakes to being a man again, and decides to have Quince write a ballad about his dream.

4.

What happened to Oberon and Titania once the spell was lifted?

a)

Titania remembered the night's events clearly and left with Oberon.

b)

Titania and Oberon make up and decide to spend time together- they are closer than ever.

c)

Titania took the changeling boy back and refused to speak to Oberon.

d)

Titania was confused about how she came to love a donkey, and vowed revenge on Oberon for tricking her.

5.

What did Theseus invite the lovers to do?

a)

He upholds Egeus' wishes.

b)

He invites them to be married at the same time, making it a triple wedding.

c)

He invites the couples to the wedding.

d)

He invites the couples to join in the afternoon's festivities.

6.

Who says, "Our intent/

Was to be gone from Athens where we might,/

Without the peril of the Athenian law —"?

a)

Lysander

b)

Bottom

c)

Demetrius

d)

Egeus

7.

A major division in a play; all of Shakespeare’s plays have five of these.

a)

act

b)

scene

c)

aside

d)

couplet

8.

A traditional segment in a play that usually denotes a change in setting, time, or characters.

a)

act

b)

scene

c)

aside

d)

suspension of disbelief

9.

What is one example of dramatic irony in Act IV?

a)

Demetrius, Lysander, Titania, and Bottom were under a spell.

b)

Hermia fights Helena.

c)

Bottom orders fairies to get him food.

d)

Egeus finds out Hermia and Lysander.'s plan to escape.

10.

The conversation between characters.

a)

monologue

b)

dialogue

c)

soliloquoy

d)

aside

11.
In what way does Bottom want to tell everyone about his strange dream?
a)

in the prologue of the play.

b)

He wants to write a different play.

c)

In a ballad at the end of the play.

d)

He cries for hours while the others listen.

12.

What happens when Bottom is no longer under a spell?

a)

He goes back to rehearsing because he does not know what happened.

b)

He leaves Athens because he is embarrassed.

c)

He follows Titania and her fairies.

d)

He goes directly to Quince's house.

13.

What do all the Athenians think happened to them in the woods?

a)

They think they went into a different dimension.

b)

They feel like 10 days went by.

c)

They think they had a strange dream.

d)

They feel as though they traveled back in time.

14.

What was Bottom's situation at the beginning of the act?

a)

Bottom is still a Donkey, and the fairies are waiting on him hand and foot.

b)

Bottom is still a Donkey, and he is Titania's prisoner.

c)

Bottom was returned to being a man, and thinks he has had a strange dream.

d)

Bottom awakes to being a man again, and decides to have Quince write a ballad about his dream.

15.

What did Theseus invite the lovers to do?

a)

He upholds Egeus' wishes.

b)

He invites them to be married at the same time, making it a triple wedding.

c)

He invites the couples to the wedding.

d)

He invites the couples to join in the afternoon's festivities.

16.

What are the Mechanicals worried about?

a)

They are worried that Bottom will not show up to perform.

b)

They are worried that their props are not all finished.

c)

They are worried about their wives finding out they are putting on a play.

d)

They are worried about the weather while they perform.

17.

What does Bottom tell the Mechanicals about his experience in the forest?

a)

He tells them that he met the fairies and fell in love with Titania.

b)

He tells them about the food and jewels he got from the fairies.

c)

He does not say anything yet.

d)

He tells them he had a nightmare.

18.

Which character was not seen in Act IV?

a)

They were all present.

b)

Oberon

c)

Egeus

d)

Theseus

19.

Who says, "Away with us to Athens. Three and three,/

We'll hold a feast in great solemnity"?

a)

Egeus

b)

Hippolyta

c)

Oberon

d)

Theseus

20.

What orders does Bottom give the Mechanicals to prepare for their performance?

a)

They must bring their family to the palace.

b)

They cannot eat onion or garlic.

c)

They must sleep well.

d)

They cannot be late.