2. What do the fairies sing for Titania in the second scene that Titania appears in?
(a) A poem.
(b) A story.
(c) A lullaby.
(d) A gentle melody.

3. What does Snug's assigned role in the mini-play mostly consist of?
(a) Dancing about the stage.
(b) Standing still.
(c) Laughing.
(d) Roaring.

4. What does Titania's husband want her to awake to after the potion is put on her eyes?
(a) A mirror.
(b) A vile thing.
(c) Himself.
(d) Her servant.

5. What had the fairy been doing before the beginning of Act 2?
(a) Melting frost.
(b) Painting flowers.
(c) Sprinkling dew drops.
(d) Planting sun beams.

6. What is the genre of the mini-play?
(a) Mystery.
(b) Religious.
(c) Romance.
(d) Comedy.

7. Why does Lysander think he deserves Hermia as his bride?
(a) He is from noble blood.
(b) He has wooed her well.
(c) He is smart.
(d) He is wealthy.

8. What does Hermia say she would rather do than marry the man chosen for her by Egeus?
(a) Go to a convent.
(b) Leave her homeland.
(c) Go to prison.
(d) Kill herself.

9. Why does Demetrius want Lysander to leave Hermia alone?
(a) Lysander has a bad reputation.
(b) Lysander's wooing will get Hermia banished.
(c) Demetrius wants Hermia for himself.
(d) Hermia does not want Lysander.

10. Who is in love with Demetrius?
(a) Tatiana.
(b) Helena.
(c) Hermia.
(d) Hippolyta.

11. Why does Puck say the Fairy King and Queen should not meet at the beginning of Act 2?
(a) The queen is not dressed yet.
(b) The king is with another woman.
(c) They are quarrelling.
(d) Puck is playing a trick on them.

12. What wakes Hermia while she is sleeping in the wood?
(a) The noise of Helena's conversation with Lysander.
(b) Puck.
(c) The song of a bird.
(d) A nightmare.

13. With whom does Titania always enter the stage?
(a) Her children.
(b) Her attendants.
(c) Her husband.
(d) Her sister.

14. What are the fairies who stay with Titania when she goes to sleep supposed to do?
(a) Stand guard.
(b) Continue singing for her.
(c) Keep her husband from finding her.
(d) Lay next to her.

15. What did the Fairy King see striking a flower one night?
(a) Cupid's arrow.
(b) Lightning.
(c) Athena's gown.
(d) The wings of a fairy,