Mistakes and Conflicts in A Midsummer Night's Dream

In a magical forest, Puck mistakenly applies a love potion to the wrong person, causing chaos among the lovers. Cupid's influence leads to confusion as Helena is pursued by multiple suitors. Arguments and misunderstandings arise, with Helena accusing others of mocking her. Eventually, the conflicts are resolved, and the characters find a way to escape the magical entanglements.

What mistake does Puck make with the love potion?

• He spills it on the ground.

• He forgets to use it.

• He uses it on himself.

• He applies it to the wrong person.

Who is Puck instructed to find in the woods?

• Helena

• Lysander

• Hermia

• Demetrius

What is the purpose of Puck's charm?

• To make the lovers fall asleep

• To ensure the lovers see the right person upon waking

• To make the lovers forget their quarrels

• To make the lovers invisible

What do the fairies observe about the mortals?

• Their bravery

• Their kindness

• Their wisdom

• Their foolishness

Who do Lysander and Demetrius both declare their love for?

• Puck

• Hermia

• Helena

• Titania

What does Helena accuse Hermia of doing?

• Ignoring her

• Lying to her

• Conspiring with the men to mock her

• Stealing her love

How does Hermia respond to Helena's accusations?

• She ignores Helena

• She is confused and tries to defend herself

• She admits to the conspiracy

• She apologizes

What do Hermia and Helena exchange during their quarrel?

• Secrets

• Apologies

• Insults

• Gifts

What do the men prepare to do over Helena?

• Leave

• Sing

• Dance

• Duel

How do the lovers feel at the end of the scene?

• Happy and content

• Betrayed and confused

• Excited and hopeful

• Calm and relaxed