Clock it, Caliban
Mirandinand
Prospero chill
Antonio Antonio, Where Art Thou, Antonio
Ariel da goat
100

Former Duke of Milan; Miranda’s father; uses magic and controls many events on the island.

Prospero

100

The words spoken by characters in a play.

Dialogue

100

Which Act did this happen in:

Antonio betrayed Prospero and took control of Milan with Alonso’s help.

Act 1

100

Spirit who serves Prospero, carries out his plans, and wants freedom.

Ariel

200

Which Act does this happen in?

The magical pageant creates a joyful, celebratory mood.

Act 4

200

What is this an example of:

[The Spirits vanish.]

Stage directions
200

Instructions that describe actions, movement, sounds, expressions, or setting. They are often shown in brackets.

Stage directions

200

Which Act does this happen in?

Caliban’s description of the island shows a thoughtful and sensitive side.

Act 3

300

Which Act does this happen in?

Prospero chooses forgiveness, regains Milan, and frees Ariel.

Act 5

300

Prospero’s daughter; becomes more independent and falls in love with Ferdinand.

Miranda


300

A _____ is usually divided into chapters and is meant to be read. 

Novel

400

Alonso’s son; falls in love with Miranda and is tested by Prospero.

Ferdinand
400

A _____ is organized into acts and scenes and is written to be performed.

Drama

400

Which Act does this happen in?

Caliban wants freedom but chooses Stephano as another master.

Act 2

400

Island inhabitant who believes Prospero took control of the island from him.

Caliban

500

A major section of a play. One ___ may contain several scenes.

Act

500

A short section that comes after the main action of a play has ended.

Epilogue

500

A smaller section within an act that organizes part of the action.

Scene
500

What is this an example of:

PROSPERO: Ariel, come here.

Dialogue