1.
Why is Oberon so angry?
Correct Answer
B. Titania won't share an Indian boy with him.
Explanation
Oberon is angry because Titania refuses to share an Indian boy with him. This suggests that Oberon may feel possessive over the boy and wants to have full control over him. This could also imply that Oberon is jealous of Titania's affection towards the boy and feels excluded from their relationship. The refusal to share the boy may be seen as a betrayal or rejection by Oberon, causing his anger.
2.
Which character is also known as a hobgoblin and as Puck?
Correct Answer
A. Robin
Explanation
The character known as a hobgoblin and as Puck is Robin.
3.
What happens when the king and the queen of the fairies fight?
Correct Answer
D. Natural disasters happen.
4.
What was the relationship between the Indian boy and Titania?
Correct Answer
C. Titania and his mother were close friends.
Explanation
The correct answer suggests that the Indian boy and Titania had a close friendship. This implies that their relationship was based on mutual trust, companionship, and possibly shared interests or experiences. It is likely that they had a strong bond and cared for each other deeply, which is why they were considered close friends.
5.
Whose "fiery shaft" hit the "little western flower" called "love-in-idleness"?
Correct Answer
D. Cupid's
Explanation
The correct answer is Cupid's. In Shakespeare's play "A Midsummer Night's Dream," Cupid's "fiery shaft" refers to his arrow that causes people to fall in love. The "little western flower" called "love-in-idleness" is a magical flower that has been hit by Cupid's arrow. This flower's juice, when applied to a person's eyes, makes them fall in love with the first thing they see.
6.
What will the juice of the flower do if it is placed on someone's sleeping eyelids?
Correct Answer
A. Make the sleeping person fall in love with the first thing he or she sees upon waking.
Explanation
The juice of the flower has the power to make the sleeping person fall in love with the first thing he or she sees upon waking.
7.
List one thing Oberon mentions that he hopes Titania will fall in love with.
Correct Answer
monkey
bull
leopard
bear
lion
8.
Which character says, "Spurn me, strike me, / Neglect me, use me; only give me leave / (Unworthy as I am) to follow you. What worse place can I beg in your love / (And yet a place of high respect with me) / Than to be used as your dog"? (Be sure to spell this character's name correctly.)vv
Correct Answer
Helena
9.
Which character who, being made invisible, overhears Demetrius's and Helena's conversation in the woods?
Correct Answer
Oberon
Explanation
Oberon is the character who, being made invisible, overhears Demetrius's and Helena's conversation in the woods.
10.
When the Fairies sing their lullaby, whom does it put to sleep?
Correct Answer
Titania
Explanation
When the Fairies sing their lullaby, it puts Titania to sleep.
11.
Which of these two characters, because of modesty, does not want to sleep to close to the other?
Correct Answer
B. Hermia
Explanation
Hermia does not want to sleep too close to the other character due to modesty.
12.
How does Helena respond to Lysander's change of heart?
Correct Answer
C. She is upset because she thinks she is being abused and wronged.
Explanation
Helena responds to Lysander's change of heart by being upset because she thinks she is being abused and wronged. This suggests that she feels hurt and betrayed by Lysander's sudden change in feelings towards her.
13.
At the very end of Act II, which character tells about his or her own ironic dream?
Correct Answer
Hermia
Explanation
In Act II, Hermia shares her ironic dream. She dreams of a snake eating her heart, which symbolizes her fear and anxiety about her love for Lysander being threatened. This dream is ironic because it foreshadows the challenges and obstacles that Hermia and Lysander will face in their relationship, highlighting the dramatic irony in the play.
14.
What is the big mistake that Puck makes in this Act?
Correct Answer
A. He puts the flower juice on the wrong person's eyes.
Explanation
Puck's big mistake in this Act is that he puts the flower juice on the wrong person's eyes. This mistake leads to chaos and confusion in the play.
15.
After Puck fetches the flower for Oberon, what does Oberon ask Puck to do?
Correct Answer
B. Put the juice on an Athenian youth's eyes.
Explanation
After Puck fetches the flower for Oberon, Oberon asks Puck to put the juice on an Athenian youth's eyes.