The Tempest Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 131 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

The Tempest Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who else does Prospero ask Ariel to bring back in Act V, Scene I?
(a) No one.
(b) Trinculo, Caliban and Stephano.
(c) Juno, Iris and Ceres.
(d) The ship's crew.

2. In the false banquet scene, what characteristic of Gonzalo is revealed that he shares with Miranda and Ferdinand?
(a) Naivety.
(b) Intelligence.
(c) Purity.
(d) Selflessness.

3. Prospero distracts the three men from their plan of revenge; who distracts Prospero from his?
(a) Ariel.
(b) Ferdinand.
(c) Miranda.
(d) Caliban.

4. Who does Alonso recognize Trinculo and Stephano as?
(a) His butler and servant.
(b) His enemies.
(c) Other spirits on the island.
(d) Servants of Prospero's.

5. What is the parallel to Trinculo and Stephano dressing up in borrowed clothes?
(a) Antonio's and Sebastian's borrowed power.
(b) Ariel borrowing Prospero's magical powers.
(c) Prospero's borrowing of Ferdinand.
(d) Caliban borrowing the men's wine.

6. How does Prospero's speech differ from his normal speech?
(a) It is deluded and illogical.
(b) It is forthcoming.
(c) It is more poetic.
(d) It does not differ from his normal speech.

7. Under what circumstances will Prospero curse Ferdinand's and Miranda's marriage?
(a) If they try to elope.
(b) If Ferdinand thwarts Prospero's plan of revenge.
(c) If Miranda has any communication with Caliban.
(d) If they have premarital sex.

8. What does Prospero say about Caliban's distorted looks?
(a) That they are not his true visage.
(b) That they are not his fault.
(c) That they parallel the ugliness of the other men's actions.
(d) That his manners are equally as distorted.

9. Who listens in on Caliban's and Stephano's conversation?
(a) Trinculo.
(b) Ferdinand.
(c) Prospero.
(d) Ariel.

10. What does Stephano admit to Prospero at the end of the play?
(a) That he would have made a poor king.
(b) That he still wants to be king.
(c) That it was his idea to kill him.
(d) That he was not really going to kill him.

11. What does Prospero ask in his soliloquy at the play's end?
(a) For the audience's applause.
(b) To leave the island.
(c) To be left alone.
(d) For a moment of silence to reflect.

12. What does Prospero comment on in regard to Gonzalo?
(a) His meekness.
(b) His courage.
(c) His intelligence.
(d) His honor.

13. In Act IV, Scene I, Prospero's speech mirrors that of which other character?
(a) Ariel.
(b) Miranda.
(c) Alonso.
(d) Caliban.

14. What do Antonio, Alonso, Sebastian and Gonzalo learn about the ship in Act V, Scene I?
(a) That the ship and crew set sail without them.
(b) That all of the crew are dead.
(c) That the ship and crew are safe.
(d) That the ship has been destroyed.

15. What motif does the scene between Caliban, Trinculo and Stephano and their assassination plan reflect?
(a) The tempest motif.
(b) The magic motif.
(c) The conspiracy motif.
(d) The Ariel motif.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who accuses Alonso, Antonio and Sebastian of being the men of sin?

2. What sound does Prospero conjure to frighten Trinculo, Stephano and Caliban?

3. What does Prospero order Ariel to fetch when he is ready to reveal his identity to the men?

4. What does Alonso do when Prospero reveals Ferdinand and Miranda to him?

5. What does Prospero order Ariel to do when Stephano, Trinculo and Caliban run off?

(see the answer keys)

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