WorksheetsMidsummer Night's Dream Quiz Act 5
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 46mins
What were the play's lover's names?
Pyramus and Thisbee
Romeo and Juilet
Demitrius and Hermia
Smayan and Shayan
Who dies in the play
Flute and Pyramus
Wall and Thisbee
Pyramus and Thisbee
Lion and Starveling
Who introduced the 4 different options for plays to be shown at the wedding?
Smayan
Pihlostrate
Theseus
Oberon
Who did Snout play in the play?
Thisbe
Pyramus
Flute
Wall
Who did bottom play in the play?
Thisbe
The donkey
Pyramus
Everyone
Who does Starveling play?
Flute
Moonshine
rat
Wall
What was Theseus's reaction to the play?
He fell asleep
He hated it
He was very happy with the play
He thought it could be improved
Do the fairy's appear in the act
Yes, after the play
No
Yes, before the play
Yes, they crash the play
" O night! O night! Alack, _____, _____!"
(a)
Why is Theseus intrigued by the play?
Philostrate doesn't like it
It is merry and tragical
It is tragic and brief
Its merry and sad
What is the description of the play?
"A tedious brief scene, of Pyramus and his love, very tragical mirth"
"a tedious brief scene, of Romeo and his love, Juliet very tragical mirth"
"A tragical mirth scene, of Pyramus and his love Thisbe, very tedious brief"
"A tedious brief scene, of Pyramus and his love Thisbe, very tragical mirth"
Did Oberon?
Yes
No
Nes
Yo
Who says the final line of the play "Give me your hands, if we be friends, and ____ shall restore amends."
Titania
Oberon
Robbin
Theseus
What was the significance of the wall?
As a thing to climb
To give Snout a role, because he begged for a part
To show a physical barrier between the 2 lovers
To show the hatred of the lovers
Who is left to bury Pyramus and Thisbe?
Lion and Moonshine
Wall and flute
Robbin and Lion
Robbin and Moonshine
Who wishes not to see an epilogue?
Lysander
Demetrius
Theseus
Oberon
How many Fairies/ Sprites come at the end of this Act?
1
2
None, they never appear
4
Who says the line: " I kiss the wall’s hole, not your lips at all."
Pyramus
Thisbe
How does Theseus describe the lion?
Gentle
Scary
Sad
Joyful
How does Philostrate describe the play?
creative
boring
tedious
smart
Who is "Hard-handed men that work in Athens here, Which never labored in their minds till now, And now have toiled their unbreathed memories With this same play, against your nuptial." talking about?
Audience Members
The actors
Pyramus and Thisbe
The fairies
Who does Quince play?
Lion
Thisbe
Wall
Prolouge
BONUS: Who was the first person to speak in Act V?
Hippolyta
Oberon
Theseus
Bottom
