A Midsummer Night's Dream 2.2 Performance: Lysander and Hermia Lines 41-71

In this scene, Hermia and Lysander discuss resting for the day. Lysander proposes they share a bed and heart, but Hermia requests that he keep his distance for modesty. Lysander responds with riddles and agrees to her request. They conclude by bidding each other goodnight, emphasizing love and loyalty.

What does Hermia suggest about their sleeping arrangement?

• They should not sleep at all.

• Lysander should sleep further away.

• They should find separate places to sleep.

• They should sleep close together.

What is the main reason Hermia gives for wanting Lysander to sleep further away?

• She prefers to sleep alone.

• She is angry with Lysander.

• She wants to maintain modesty.

• She is afraid of the dark.

How does Lysander respond to Hermia's request for distance?

• He leaves the area completely.

• He refuses and stays close.

• He agrees and moves away.

• He laughs and ignores her.

What do Hermia and Lysander express at the end of their conversation?

• A decision to stay awake all night.

• A plan to meet others.

• A wish for a peaceful sleep.

• A desire to part ways.

What does Lysander say about loyalty at the end of the dialogue?

• Loyalty is not important.

• Loyalty is a burden.

• Life ends when loyalty ends.

• Loyalty is only for friends.