Midsummer Night's Dream Review

Which artisan is the boss and hands out scripts?

What literary term is a struggle or clash between opposing forces?

Puck's other name is . . .

This character arranges the entertainment for the Duke's wedding:

Which artisan is the tailor (name refers to the skinny nature of tailors)?

Who puts the juice on Titania's eyes?

Who puts the juice on Lysander's eyes TWICE?

What is the location of this play?

What is this play sometimes called?

Which artisan likes things to fit together exactly right (the joiner)?

Puck is best known for his . . .

The Duke of Athens plans a festival to celebrate what?

What is Hermia's punishment (as ordered by Theseus) for refusing to marry Demetrius?

Many of the transformations in the play take place when the actors are . . .

This was the character Oberon initially intended Puck to put the lovejuice on:

Bottom and his fellow actors are worried that their play might be too . . .

The philosophy that is often expressed in the play is that . . .

The one mortal who really interacts with the fairy world is . . .

What literary term is using character traits to make characters come to life?

Who is the Amazon Queen set to marry Theseus?

This artisan wants to be the boss; he is "transformed!"

Lysander vows eternal love to . . .

At the START of the play, who loves who?

Which artisan repairs the spouts of tea kettles (tinker)?

Which artisan is the bellows mender?

Who falls in love with Bottom?

What literary term is a person, place, or event that stands both for itself and something else?

At the END of the play, who loves who?

What literary term is the central idea or message in a literary work?

What literary term is the contrast between what a character knows and what the audience knows?