Characters
The master of ceremonies in charge of entertainment for the wedding
Who is Philostrate?
This literary device is a pattern of stresses and beats
What is rhythm?
This word from Act 1, Scene 1 means "annoyance"
What is vexation?
This character said "And for her sake do I rear up her boy, And for her sake I will not part with him."
Who is Titania?
He plays Pyramus
Who is Nick Bottom?
This person was the first to get his eyes anointed with love juice by Robin Goodfellow
Who was Lysander?
This literary device is the repetition of sounds at the end of words
This term from Act I, Scene 1 means "authority or power"
What is sovereignty?
What character says, "Your hands than mine are quicker for a fray. My legs are longer though, to run away."
Who is Helena?
He plays Thisbe
Who is Flute?
Who is Helena?
This literary device is an object or action that represents an abstract idea.
This term from Act 1, Scene 2 means "worthy of regret or pity"
What is lamentable?
Which character said, 'Thou speakest aright. I am that merry wanderer of the night."
Who is Robin Goodfellow?
He plays the lion
Who is Snug?
Who is Robin Goodfellow?
What is personification?
This term from Act 2, Scene 1 means "a rocky crag"
What is a promontory?
This character says, "Full of vexation come I, with complaint against my child."
Who is Egeus?
He plays the wall
Who is Snout?
Nick Bottom was doing this in the woods when he first meets Titania
What is rehearsing for the play?
This beat pattern is five feet per line with a total of ten syllables
What is iambic pentameter?
This term from Act 3, Scene 1 means "trickery."
What is knavery?
Who is Theseus?
He wrote the play and plays the Prologue
Who is Peter Quince?