A Midsummer Night's Dream - Act 1 Quiz - By: Cameryn, Bronwen, Sarah C.
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Helena is jealous of Hermia, and the love that Demetrius has for her.
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True
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False
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Who said this quote?Upon that day, either prepare to die for disobedience to your father's will, Or else wed Demetrius, as he would, Or on Diana's altar to protest, for aye, austerity, and single life.
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Theseus (to Egeus)
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Lysander (to Hermia)
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Theseus (to Hermia)
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Theseus (to Hippolyta)
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A. Theseus (to Hermia) -
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Egeus believes that Demetrius is not a suitable match for his daughter, Hermia.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Egeus believes that Demetrius is a suitable match for his daughter, Hermia. This is evident from his strong opposition to Hermia's love for Lysander and his insistence on Demetrius as the ideal suitor.Rate this question:
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At the start of the play, Theseus and Hippolyta's wedding is five days away.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because at the start of the play, Theseus and Hippolyta's wedding is actually four days away, not five. This is mentioned in Act I, Scene 1, when Theseus says, "Four happy days bring in another moon." Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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In Act 1, Lysander and Hermia plan to elope and get married at....
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The Duke's Palace
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The woods
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Demetrius' House
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Lysander's Aunt's House
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Who said this quote?Stand forth, Demetrius.My noble lord, this man hath my consent to marry her.Stand forth, Lysander.And my gracious duke, this man hath bewitched the bosom of my child.
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Egeus (to Lysander)
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Bottom (to Theseus)
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Egeus (to Theseus)
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Hippolyta (to Theseus)
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A. Egeus (to Theseus)Explanation
Egeus said this quote to Theseus. Egeus is speaking to Theseus, the Duke of Athens, and giving his consent for Lysander to marry his daughter. Egeus believes that Lysander has bewitched his daughter's heart and is requesting the duke's intervention in the matter.Rate this question:
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Who said this quote?How happy some o'er other some can be!Through Athens I am thought as fair as she.But what of that? Demetrius thinks not so.He will not know, what all, but he do know.
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Helena (to Lysander)
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Hermia (to Egeus)
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Demetrius (to Helena)
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Helena (to herself)
Correct Answer
A. Helena (to herself)Explanation
In this quote, the speaker is expressing their thoughts and feelings about their situation. They mention that they are considered fair by others in Athens, but Demetrius does not share the same opinion. The use of the phrase "He will not know, what all, but he do know" suggests that the speaker is talking to themselves, reflecting on the fact that Demetrius is unaware of their true feelings. Therefore, the correct answer is Helena (to herself).Rate this question:
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The craftsmen get assigned their parts at Quince's house (in the AMND book, not movie.)
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
In the book "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the craftsmen are assigned their parts at Quince's house. This implies that Quince is the one responsible for assigning the roles to each craftsman. This information is not mentioned in the movie adaptation, so it is specific to the book version. Therefore, the statement is true.Rate this question:
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Fill in the blank:My fair Hippolyta, our ______ hour draws apace.
Correct Answer
Nuptial
nuptialExplanation
The correct answer is "nuptial, nuptial." In this sentence, the word "nuptial" is repeated twice, indicating that the speaker is emphasizing the upcoming wedding or marriage. The repetition of the word adds emphasis and reinforces the idea that the nuptial hour is approaching quickly.Rate this question:
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Which of the following passage(s) were quoted by Hermia?
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O that your frowns would teach my smiles such skill.
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Take comfort. He shall no more see my face. Lysander and myself shall fly this place.
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Keep promise, love. Look, here comes Helena.
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With duty and desire, we follow you.
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A. Take comfort. He shall no more see my face. Lysander and myself shall fly this place.Explanation
The passage "Take comfort. He shall no more see my face. Lysander and myself shall fly this place" was quoted by Hermia.Rate this question:
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Robin Starveling's profession is as a ______.
Correct Answer
tailor
TailorExplanation
The correct answer is "tailor". Robin Starveling's profession is mentioned as a tailor.Rate this question:
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Who said this quote?The raging rocks,And shivering shocks,Shall break the locks,Of prison gates
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Quince (to Bottom)
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Bottom (to the craftsmen)
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Flute (to the craftsmen)
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Flute (to Quince)
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Fill in the blank:Marry, our play is the most ______ comedy
Correct Answer
lamentable
LamentableExplanation
The correct answer is "lamentable" or "Lamentable". The word "lamentable" means something that is deserving of grief or sorrow, indicating that the play is a very sad or unfortunate comedy. The capitalization of the word does not change its meaning, so both "lamentable" and "Lamentable" are correct answers.Rate this question:
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Who said this quote?I am, my lord, as well derived as he, as well possessed. My love is more than his, my fortunes every way as fairly ranked,If not with vantage, as Demetrius,And, which is more than all these boasts can be, I am beloved of the beauteous Hermia.
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Lysander (to Theseus)
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Demetrius (to Hermia)
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Egeus (to Theseus)
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Lysander (to Egeus)
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A. Lysander (to Theseus)Explanation
Lysander said this quote to Theseus. He is asserting that he is just as well-born and wealthy as Demetrius, and that his love for Hermia is greater. Lysander also claims that his fortunes are just as good as Demetrius, if not better, and that he is loved by the beautiful Hermia.Rate this question:
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The craftsmen plan to rehearse for the play at...
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Quince's house
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The town square
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The Duke's Oak
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The Barbershop
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A. The Duke's OakExplanation
The craftsmen plan to rehearse for the play at The Duke's Oak. This location is likely chosen because it provides a spacious and outdoor setting, which is ideal for rehearsing a play. The Duke's Oak may also have significance or symbolism within the play itself, making it a fitting location for the rehearsals. Additionally, the craftsmen may have been granted permission to use this location by the Duke, indicating its importance and suitability for their needs.Rate this question:
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As the craftsmen are being assigned parts, Bottom offers to play what roles in addition to Pyramus?
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Lion
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Moonshine
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Thisbe
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The Duke
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A. Lion
A. ThisbeExplanation
Bottom offers to play the roles of Lion and Thisbe in addition to Pyramus. This suggests that Bottom is willing to take on multiple roles in the play. Lion is a character in the play-within-a-play "Pyramus and Thisbe," and Thisbe is the female lead. Bottom's eagerness to play these roles showcases his enthusiasm and ambition as an actor.Rate this question:
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Snug: Have you the Lion's part written? Pray you, if it be,Give it to me, as I a slow of study. Quince: You may do it _______, for it is nothing but roaring.
Correct Answer(s)
extempore
ExtemporeExplanation
The word "extempore" means to perform or speak without any preparation or rehearsal. In this context, Quince is saying that Snug can do the Lion's part extempore because it only requires roaring, which can be easily done without any prior practice or study.Rate this question:
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