A Midsummer Night's Dream 1.1 Performance: Egeus, Hermia, Demetrius, Lysander 91-110

The transcript presents a conflict over Hermia's marriage, with Lysander arguing his case against Demetrius. Lysander highlights his own merits and love for Hermia, contrasting himself with Demetrius, who has a history with Helena. The dialogue explores themes of love, loyalty, and rivalry.

What is the main reason for the conflict between Lysander and Demetrius?

• They both want to marry Hermia.

• They both want to marry Helena.

• They are fighting over a family inheritance.

• They are political rivals.

Why does Hermia's father prefer Demetrius over Lysander?

• Demetrius is wealthier.

• Demetrius is more educated.

• Demetrius is more handsome.

• Demetrius has her father's love.

What does Lysander claim about his social standing compared to Demetrius?

• He is of equal status.

• He is of lower status.

• He is not concerned with status.

• He is of higher status.

What does Lysander believe gives him the right to marry Hermia?

• His love for Hermia.

• His father's approval.

• His friendship with Demetrius.

• His wealth.

What is the nature of Helena's feelings towards Demetrius?

• She is indifferent to him.

• She despises him.

• She is afraid of him.

• She is devoted to him.