A Midsummer Night's Dream Analysis

Act 4 of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' unfolds with Titania's affection for Bottom, orchestrated by Oberon's magic. Oberon and Puck plan to resolve the chaos, leading to the awakening of the lovers by Theseus, who decides their fates. Bottom awakens, reflecting on his dream, while Quince and his troupe prepare for their play.

What is the setting at the beginning of Act 4?

• Titania's bower

• Forest near Athens

• Athenian palace

• Bottom's house

Who is attending to Titania and Bottom in the forest?

• Fairies

• Theseus and Hippolyta

• Athenian soldiers

• Oberon and Puck

What does Bottom request from the fairies?

• A song

• A bottle of hay

• A dance

• A crown of flowers

What does Oberon plan to do with the enchantment on Titania?

• Make it permanent

• Transfer it to another

• Reverse it

• Strengthen it

Who discovers the sleeping lovers in the forest?

• Oberon and Puck

• The craftsmen

• Titania and Bottom

• Theseus, Hippolyta, and Egeus

What do the lovers discuss upon awakening?

• Their fear of the forest

• Their love for each other

• Their future plans

• Their dreams

What does Bottom plan to do with his dream?

• Keep it a secret

• Forget it

• Write a ballad

• Tell it to the Duke

What are the craftsmen worried about?

• The quality of their play

• The Duke's reaction

• Bottom's absence

• The audience's response