a speech made by one character while they are alone on stage

How does Prospero punish the drunks and Caliban?

he sends dogs and goblins to chase and torment them

a remark made to the audience that other characters aren't meant to hear

What shows us the personalities of the two drunks?

they care more about wine and clothes than their own conspiracy

one character making a lengthy speech

What are Prospero’s purposes in staging the pageant for Ferdinand and Miranda?

telling them to stay pure before marriage and celebrate the coming marriage

When Ferdinand says to Prospero at the pageant "...shall never melt mine honor into lust," he means...

he will not give in to temptation before he is married

What tricks does Ariel say he played on the drunks and Caliban?

charmed them with music and then lured them into a dirty pool of water

What happens when Stephano and Trinculo approach Prospero's cell?

they stop and play with the gaudy clothing put there as bait

an element, such as a symbol, that repeats often in a piece of literature

What agreement does Prospero make with Miranda and Ferdinand at the start of Act IV?

He agrees to let them get married.

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The Tempest Act IV

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1
Trinculo and Stephano's personalities can be described as...
vengeful toward those who have wronged them
melancholy
strategic and shrewd
mostly interested in pleasure
2
What is a soliloquy?
a speech made by one character while they are alone on stage
a remark made to the audience that other characters aren't meant to hear
one character making a lengthy speech
3
How does Prospero punish the drunks and Caliban?
he confronts them and accuses them of treason
He puts a spell on them and they must serve him
he banishes them permanently from the island
he sends dogs and goblins to chase and torment them
4
What is an aside?
a speech made by one character while they are alone on stage
one character making a lengthy speech
a remark made to the audience that other characters aren't meant to hear
5
What shows us the personalities of the two drunks?
they care more about wine and clothes than their own conspiracy
they vow to punish Ariel for making fun of them
they run away in panic when confronted
they are enchanted by music often
6
What is a monologue?
a remark made to the audience that other characters aren't meant to hear
a speech made by one character while they are alone on stage
one character making a lengthy speech
7
What are Prospero’s purposes in staging the pageant for Ferdinand and Miranda?
telling them to stay pure before marriage and celebrate the coming marriage
to show them how he plans to enact revenge
he was bored and wanted some fun
to intimidate Ferdinand with his magic
8
When Ferdinand says to Prospero at the pageant "...shall never melt mine honor into lust," he means...
he promises to help Prospero get revenge on Alonso
he promises to obey Prospero's future commands without question
he says Prospero will always have a home with him and Miranda
he will not give in to temptation before he is married
9
What tricks does Ariel say he played on the drunks and Caliban?
encouraged them to drink a potion and play leapfrog
charmed them with music and then lured them into a dirty pool of water
pretended to join forces with them and then laughed at them
asked them riddles and then slapped them when they got them wrong
10
What happens when Stephano and Trinculo approach Prospero's cell?
they stop and play with the gaudy clothing put there as bait
they fall victim to charms and never make it there.
they argue with each other about who will rule the island
searched for Prospero but couldn't find him anywhere
11
What is a motif?
an element, such as a symbol, that repeats often in a piece of literature
the main conflict in a piece of literature
a literary device, like a simile, that adds humor to a piece of literature
the theme of a piece of literature
12
What agreement does Prospero make with Miranda and Ferdinand at the start of Act IV?
He agrees to show mercy to Caliban.
He agrees to set Ariel free immediately.
He agrees to let them get married.
He agrees to forgive Alonso and Antonio.
13
How is Ariel because described due to his words and actions in Act IV?
shows gratitude toward Trinculo
shows loyalty to Prospero
expresses jealously toward Caliban
angry toward Sycorax

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