Year 8 A Midsummer Nights Dream Week 1-4 Quiz

What theatre was Shakespeare's plays performed in?

• The Cube Theatre

• The Sphere Theatre

• The Globe Theatre

• The Global Theatre

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What are the three different types of genres for Shakespearean plays?

• Comedy, Tragedy, Action

• Comedy, Action, Romance

• History, Action, Tragedy

• Comedy, History, Tragedy

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What ancient city is a Midsummer Night's Dream set in?

• Tokyo

• London

• Athens

• Milan

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Which of these characters is NOT part of A Midsummers Night Dream?

• Oberon

• Othello

• Puck

• Bottom

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What mystical creature is featured in our set play?

• Donkey

• Angel

• Fairy

• Troll

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What device best fits this description: "The written text of a play including the dialogue, stage directions and props"

• aside

• stage direction

• monologue

• script

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What best matches this description: "Instructions in a play that explain character positions and movements, as well as sound effects and lighting."

• Monologue

• Stage Direction

• Props

• Aside

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How many acts are in a Shakespearean play?

• 1

• 3

• 4

• 5

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What part of the play would the characters be introduced?

• resolution

• falling action

• epilogue

• rising action

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What would NOT be an element of a Shakespearean comedy?

• disguises

• song and dance

• pain and gain

• death