A Midsummer Night's Dream Act IV

What are Titania and Bottom doing at the start of Act IV

• Sleeping then waking up to Oberon looking over them

• Titania is getting Bottom anything his heart desires to eat then falling asleep

• Watching the fairy servants gather food

• They're dancing and listening to music together.

How does Oberon feel about Titania being in love with Bottom at the beginning of Act IV?

• He finds is amusing and funny.

• He begins to pity her for this sad love.

• He grows jealous of her loving someone else

• He becomes angry that Bottom is receiving the treatment he wants.

When Oberon reverses the spell, does Titania remember anything?

• No, she thinks she has had a terrible dream

• Yes, and she wonders what has happened to Bottom

What is Titania and Oberon's relationship like after this spell?

• They're madly in love and no longer mad at one another.

• They're still upset with each other and continue to fight in the woods

• Worse than it was before because Titania is upset that Oberon put a spell on her

• Titania loves Oberon so much she gives him the Indian Boy.

Theseus plans for that lovers to what?

• live happily ever after

• be killed for disobedience

• be wed with him and Hippolyta

• be locked away in prison forever

What does Bottom tell the mechanicals to do at the end of Act IV?

• to get their clothes together and eat no garlic or onions before the play

• that he was loved and cared for by a fairy queen

• that he had a crazy dream last night

• that he forgives them for running away from him earlier

Oberon undoes the spell on Titania because he achieved what goal?

• Making Titania miserable

• He has taken the Indian Boy

• Of making Titania fall in love with a beast

• Having all of the lovers be in love with the correct people now.

Who finds the lovers in the woods?

• Oberon

• Theseus

• Eqeus

• Hippolyta

Who does Lysander reveal his and Hermia's plan to?

• Demetrius

• Theseus

• Egeus

• Hippolyta

Demetrius says his love for Hermia has...

• melted as the snow

• faded like the moonlight

• disappeared like the morning sun

• flown away like a baby bird from its nest