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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who brings the actors some news at the end of Act 4?
(a) Starveling.
(b) Bottom.
(c) Snug.
(d) Ping.
2. Who are the characters in Act 4, Scene 2 looking for?
(a) Flute.
(b) Bottom.
(c) Quince.
(d) Starveling.
3. Where is Theseus when he asks for a specific form of entertainment?
(a) In the town square of Athens.
(b) At his wedding.
(c) In the woods.
(d) In his house.
4. Who does the Fairy King blame for the contention among the four lovers of Athens?
(a) Titania.
(b) Theseus.
(c) Oberon.
(d) Puck.
5. How does Theseus wake the four Athenian lovers when he finds them in the woods?
(a) By kicking them.
(b) With tree branches.
(c) With cold water.
(d) With hunting horns.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Titania and Oberon plan to go after they are reconciled?
2. What does Bottom insist that their mini-play needs at the beginning of Act 3?
3. Where is Act 4, Scene 2 played out?
4. What does Egeus say when he hears that Hermia tried to elope?
5. What happens when Titania first wakes up in Act 3, Scene 1?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Oberon want Puck to wait until Titania wakes up to change Bottom's head?
2. What happens to Bottom when he wakes up alone in the woods?
3. Who was married in Act 4, Scene 2?
4. What does Theseus do when he finds the two Athenian couples sleeping in the woods?
5. What does Bottom think needs to be explained to the audience at the beginning of their mini-play?
6. What do the Fairy King and Queen want to do at Theseus's wedding and why?
7. What does Puck do to Bottom when he leaves the stage during the rehearsal in the woods?
8. What does Oberon plan to do while Puck is resolving the confusion among the Athenians?
9. What does Bottom promise to tell his fellow companions in Act 4, Scene 2?
10. Who does Puck blame for the confusion with the Athenians and why?
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