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WorksheetsA Midsummer Night's Dream Acts 3 & 4
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 5hrs 30mins
Titania falls in love with Bottom, who has been partially transformed into a _____________.
monkey
bear
donkey
horse
Hermia is the most outraged at Helena, who she thinks has a) (a) her b) (b) and mocked her.
love
What are the additions the tradesmen want to make to their play called?
monologues
eiplogues
prologues
dialogues
Oberon plans to reunite the lovers and make their misadventures _____________.
a lesson to others to be careful with whom you fall in love
"a dream and fruitless vision"
"a story told for the ages"
"a reason for to deny thy love"
How does Puck fix the lovers' "midsummer madness"?
He separates the lovers and applies an enchantment to Demetrius' eyes.
He separates the lovers and applies an enchantment to Lysander's eyes.
He separates the lovers and applies an enchantment to Hermia's eyes.
He separates the lovers and applies an enchantment to Helena's eyes.
How does Puck cause the problems between the lovers?
He applies an enchantment to the wrong man in "Athenian garments."
He applies an enchantment to the wrong man in "English garments."
He puts the flower's nectar in Bottom's eyes.
He is seen by Hermia as he tries to put the enchantment in Lysander's eyes.
When Titania sees Bottom, she falls instantly in love with him, and they return to Bottom's home to live happily ever after.
True
False
How does Oberon discover that Puck has mistaken Demetrius for Lysander?
Puck and he watch as Demetrius pursues Hermia through the woods.
One of Oberon's messengers inform him.
Oberon hears Demetrius and Lysander fighting over Hermia.
Titania informs him of Puck's mistake.
Why do the rest of the tradesmen run from Bottom?
They grow tired of his constant meddling while they are trying to practice the play.
They want to play a practical joke on Bottom.
Puck transforms Bottom's head into that of a donkey.
They see Oberon and his fairies dancing in the woods behind Bottom.
What is Hermia implying when she says to Demetrius, "could not a worm, an adder do so much"?
Demetrius should go back to tending animals instead of pursuing Helena.
Demetrius is the serpent from her dream at the end of act 2.
She would rather be buried with the worms or bitten by a snake than love Demetrius.
She wishes that Demetrius would be attacked by the creatures of the night.
Which of the following statements best summarizes Helena's description of Love?
Love is beautiful and dignified
Love is blind, irrational, and childish
Love is patient and kind
Love is based on what we see
At the end of the passage, what has Helena resolved to do?
Forget her obsession and send Demetrius running after Hermia
Appeal to Demetrius's logic by listing the reasons she is a better choice
Collect a monetary reward for telling Demetrius where Hermia is
Win Demetrius back by helping him find Hermia
What is ironic about Helena's criticizing Demetrius's obsession with Hermia?
She is just as obsessed with Demetrius as he is with Hermia
Hermia is unaware of Demetrius's obsession
Demetris is unaware that Helena is obsessed with her
Helena believes she is more beautiful than Hermia
Puck a.) (a) being involved in these kinds of b.) (b)
Who are the six characters that plan to be in the play being performed at Theseus's wedding?
Flute
Snout
Starveling
Bottom
Quince and Snug
Which time of day in the play is used as the setting for the theme of Disorder?
Morning
Noon
Night
What theme is primarily explored through the characters' experiences in the forest?
The power of law
The nature of love
The importance of wealth
The strength of friendship
What role do the Mechanicals (ie, workmen) play in the context of the play?
They serve as the main protagonists, driving the plot forward.
They provide comic relief through their play-within-a-play.
They are the antagonists, causing trouble for the lovers.
They represent the voice of reason and order.
