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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Act 2, scene 1 Quick Quiz
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
by:
William Shakespeare
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Act I, scene i
Act I, scene ii
Act II, scene i
Act II, scene ii
Act III, scene i
Act III, scenes ii–iii
Act IV, scene i
Act IV, scene ii
Act V, scenes i–epilogue
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Act 1
Scene 1
Scene 2
Act 2
Scene 1
Scene 2
Act 3
Scene 1
Scene 2
Act 4
Scene 1
Scene 2
Act 5
Scene 1
Characters
Character List
Puck
Nick Bottom
Helena
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Is Love More Important than Friendship?
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Jealousy
Mischief
Transformation
Unreason
Reversal
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Act I, scene i
Act I, scene ii
Act II, scene i
Act II, scene ii
Act III, scene i
Act III, scenes ii–iii
Act IV, scene i
Act IV, scene ii
Act V, scenes i–epilogue
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Context
Queen Elizabeth and A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Shakespeare, Ovid, and the Adaptation of “Pyramus and Thisbe”
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Act 1, scene 1
Act 1, scene 2
Act 2, scene 1
Act 2, scene 2
Act 3, scene 1
Act 3, scenes 2–3
Act 4, scene 1
Act 4, scene 2
Act 5, scenes 1–epilogue
Character Analysis
Character List
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Plot Overview
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Sample A+ Essay
How To Cite No Fear A Midsummer Night’s Dream
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Act 2, scene 1 Quick Quiz
1
of 5
Why must the fairy servants keep Oberon and Titania separated?
Because it's bad luck for them to see one another on the night before their wedding
Because they're very angry with each other
Because they've fallen out of love
Because Oberon has rejected Titania for Hermia
2
of 5
What is Robin Goodfellow's other name?
Oberon
Titania
Fairy
Puck
3
of 5
What does Titania accuse Oberon of?
Falling in love with Hippolyta
Falling in love with Hermia
Falling in love with Helena
Falling in love with Thisbe
4
of 5
What does Titania have that Oberon wants?
A human servant
An Indian princess
An Indian prince
A royal title
5
of 5
What happens when the juice of the love-in-idleness flower is rubbed on a sleeper's eyelids?
The sleeper will fall in love with the first living thing he or she sees upon waking.
The sleeper will dream of his or her true love.
The sleeper won't wake up until the juice is washed off.
The sleeper will turn into a fairy.
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