Literary Devices
The literary device that differentiates between fairy and mortal
What is rhyme?
Oberon's plan to claim Titania's changeling boy
What is putting flower juice in Titania's eyes?
Puck's real name
What is Robin Goodfellow?
Puck and Fairy's interaction in Scene 1
What introduces Oberon and Titania's conflict?
The number of fairies that appeared in Act 2
What is 6?
The literary device used to describe Oberon and Titania's conflict
What is imagery/rhyme?
The person mistakenly drugged by Puck
Who is Lysander?
The place the changeling boy is from
What is India?
The contrast between the two settings
What creates juxtaposition between fairy and mortal?
The word repeated in the chorus of Titania's melody
What is "lulla"/"lullaby?"
The myth Helena alludes to in her appeal to Demetrius
What is the story of Apollo and Daphne?
The results of Titania and Oberon's conflict
What are abnormalities in nature?
The reason why Titania did not want to give up the changeling boy
What is Titania's relationship with the changeling boy's mother?
Titania's lullaby
What emphasizes the magicalness of the fairy world?
The colors of the love flower before/after Cupid's arrow
The hyperbole Puck uses to emphasize his supernaturality
What is putting "a girdle round about the earth / In forty minutes?"
The subject of Hermia's nightmare
What is a snake?
What Helena claims she is to Demetrius
What is a spaniel?
Oberon's controlling nature towards Titania
What is reinforcing the motif of irrational love?
The name of the woods in which Act 2 takes place
What is Duke's Oak?
The person Cupid missed when shooting his arrow
Who is Queen Elizabeth I?
The type of flower used to make people fall in love
What is "love-in-idleness" (pansy)?
The number of people Theseus dated before Hippolyta
What is 4?
Puck's mischievous nature
What foreshadows future conflict?
The number of times Helena appeals to Demetrius before Oberon's intervention
What is 6?