Act IV
Bottom believes he has had a dream. How does he plan to use the dream to entertain Theseus?
He plans to sing a song at the end of the play.
"I love thee not, therefore pursue me not."
Who is Demetrius
to leave to or pass on, as in a will
Bequeath
Condition of lacking pleasure of luxury
Austerity
Bold
Audacious
Why are Theseus, Hippolyta, and Egeus out in the woods so early in the morning?
They are in the woods to go hunting.
What does Philostrate say is wrong with the artisans' play?
He says that it is useless.
Scorn
Derision
To trick
Beguile
Feeling of hostility
Enmity
Demetrius compares his love for Hermia to this
An illness
What is Hippolyta's reaction to the play?
She thinks that it is silly and she is not impressed.
to beg
Entreat
A place where members of a religious community live
Cloister
Conversation
Discourse
What do the artisans most regret losing by not being able to perform the play?
Money
What is the purpose of Puck's final speech?
He brings the play to an end and asks for an applause from the audience.
something done to make up for a fault or mistake
To lessen the seriousness of
Extenuate
To scold
Chide or Rebuke
Why does Egeus say, "I beg the law, the law, upon his head"?
Lysander admits that he and Hermia ran away to get beyond the reach of the laws of Athens.
What makes Thisby's final speech humorous?
The character is overacting.
Flout
To love with foolish fondness
Dote
Festivities
Reveling