1. The characters that replace Puck, Titania and Oberon, as speakers in the beginning of Act IV, are:
a. Helena, Hermia and Lysander
b. Theseus, Hippolyta and Egeus
c. Bottom, Quince and Snout
d. Hermia, Demetrius and Helena
2. Who confesses to Egeus?
a.
Demetrius
b. Helena
c. Hermia
d. Lysander
3. Who and what “fixes”
the problem, still existing from Act I?
a.
Demetrius’ love
b. Hermia’s
love
c. Oberon’s
love
d. Lysander
4. T or F: Bottom is
still transformed in the end of Act IV
5. The “play within
a play” in A Midsummer Night’s Dream is not about:
a. Pyramus and Thisbe
b. Pyramus and Thisbe
c. “Bottom’s Dream”
d. a Tragedy
6. What precisely
are Philostrate and Theseus discussing at the open of Act V?
a. affairs of State
b. the four lovers
c. the play
d. dog breeds
Analysis
7. The lovers within
the play Pyramus and Thisbe are most closely associated with which
lovers in A Midsummer Night’s Dream?
a. Titania and Oberon
b. Titania
and Puck
c. Hermia
and Lysander
d. Helena
and Demetrius
8. Puck is representative
of which idea below?
a. love
b. the
playwright
c. ridicule
d. royalty
9. Bottom is representative
of which idea below?
a. love
b. the
playwright
c. ridicule
d. royalty
10. Oberon and
Titania could be most closely related to:
a. Helena
and Lysander
b. Cordelia
and Lear
c. Hippolyta
and Theseus
d. Hermia
and Lysander
11. What is one idea
about love that Shakespeare does not point out in A Midsummer Night’s
Dream?
a. it lasts
forever
b. it is
madness
c. it is
blind to flaws
d. it is
irrational
B. Research on Shakespeare's Play
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Click on the link below and access the Literature button in the Library.
After you have done that, search for articles on A Midsummer Night's Dream: "Metamorphoses and the Moon" or "A Midsummer Night's Dream: Overview". Read through the article you have chosen, take notes on the information- enough to write a paragraph. Write your source's work cited information in your notes as well.
Use the "Notes" icon, from the IPad's desktop, to type the information from your source in a paragraph, followed by the work cited information. Then, cut and paste your work to an e mail that you will send to me at buyce@bishopmaginn.org.
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B. Research on Shakespeare's Play
Go to settings on your IPad and "allow cookies", so that you are able to access the link to the online library below.
Click on the link below and access the Literature button in the Library.
After you have done that, search for articles on A Midsummer Night's Dream: "Metamorphoses and the Moon" or "A Midsummer Night's Dream: Overview". Read through the article you have chosen, take notes on the information- enough to write a paragraph. Write your source's work cited information in your notes as well.
Use the "Notes" icon, from the IPad's desktop, to type the information from your source in a paragraph, followed by the work cited information. Then, cut and paste your work to an e mail that you will send to me at buyce@bishopmaginn.org.
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Research: New Trial
