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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. What are the actors all doing at the end of Act 4, Scene 2?
(a) Rehearsing.
(b) Getting into costume.
(c) Celebrating.
(d) Singing.

2. What does Titania continue to offer Bottom while they are together in the woods?
(a) Love.
(b) Rest and comfort.
(c) Water and ointments.
(d) Food and music.

3. Who does Oberon send Puck to find as he places the love juice on Demetrius's eyes?
(a) Helena.
(b) Hermia.
(c) Titania.
(d) Lysander.

4. Where does Act 3 begin?
(a) The woods.
(b) Athens.
(c) Quince's house.
(d) Theseus's palace.

5. Who are the characters in Act 4, Scene 2 looking for?
(a) Starveling.
(b) Flute.
(c) Bottom.
(d) Quince.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Bottom say about his face while he is lounging with Titania?

2. What does Bottom insist that their mini-play needs at the beginning of Act 3?

3. What awakens Titania at the beginning of Act 3?

4. Who brings the actors some news at the end of Act 4?

5. What character will be missing in the play if the actors cannot find their missing fellow in Act 4, Scene 2?

Short Essay Questions

1. Where do the actors hope to perform their mini-play?

2. What does Puck do to Bottom when he leaves the stage during the rehearsal in the woods?

3. Why does Oberon want Puck to wait until Titania wakes up to change Bottom's head?

4. How does Demetrius respond to the news that by law, he can now marry Hermia?

5. What will happen if the actors are unable to find their missing fellow in Act 4, Scene 2?

6. What does Puck do when he sees the actors rehearsing in the woods?

7. What do the actors think have happened to their missing companion?

8. What does Bottom plan to do after he wakes up alone in the woods?

9. Why are Oberon and Puck in such a hurry to clear up the amusing confusion they have caused during the night?

10. How does Puck clear up the confusion among the four lovers of Athens?

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