Titania and Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream

In Act 4 of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Titania is under a spell and falls in love with Bottom, who has a donkey's head. Oberon, feeling pity, releases her from the spell. Theseus discovers the lovers in the forest and resolves their conflicts, allowing them to marry. Bottom awakens, confused by his dream, and Quince's group prepares for their play.

What is the setting of Act 4 in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

• Titania's castle

• Bottom's workshop

• Athenian palace

• Forest near Athens

Who is attending Titania and Bottom in the forest?

• Athenian soldiers

• Fairies

• Theseus and Hippolyta

• Oberon and Puck

What does Oberon plan to do with Titania?

• Make her fall in love with Bottom

• Undo the enchantment on her

• Make her queen of the fairies

• Send her back to Athens

How does Titania react upon awakening?

• She wants to return to the forest

• She is relieved and grateful

• She is still in love with Bottom

• She is confused and angry

Who discovers the lovers asleep in the forest?

• Theseus, Hippolyta, and Egeus

• Oberon and Puck

• The craftsmen

• Titania and Bottom

What do the lovers discuss upon awakening?

• Their love for each other

• Their fear of the forest

• Their plans to escape

• Their dreams

What does Bottom reflect on after waking up?

• His fear of the forest

• His role in the play

• His strange dream

• His love for Titania

What are the craftsmen worried about?

• The quality of their play

• The presence of fairies

• The absence of Bottom

• The reaction of the audience