Act 3 Flashcards
understanding; perception
apprehension
sacred; venerated
conscrated
taken prisoner by; captivated
enthralled
assign, hand down, pass on
bequeath
to beg eagerly for
beseech
criticize; belittle
disparge
to skip and frisk about; frolic
gambol
a mixture of clay, sand, and straw used for making bricks
loam
a leafy shelter or recess
bower
to call or bring into existence
conjure
Who puts the false head on Bottom?
Puck
Who falls in love with Bottom?
Titania
Who says, “O monstrous! O strange! We are haunted! Pray, masters, fly, masters! Help!”?
The tradesmen
While wearing the false head, did Bottom seem to enjoy himself and to be satisfied with his ability to command the fairies?
yes
When Demetrius and Hermia are arguing in scene 2, what does Oberon then realize?
That Puck has mistakenly laid the love juice on another’s sight
Who else falls in love with Helena in this act?
Demetrius
Ultimately, Helena thinks what about the other three?
That they are mocking her
The couples end this act in ___ and then in ___.
fighting; sleep
At the end of this act, Oberon and Puck set about to …
- When thou wak’st*
- Thou tak’st*
- True delight*
- In the sight*
- Of thy former lady’s eye;*
- And the country proverb known,*
- That every man should take his own,*
- In your waking shall be shown.*
What main them is illuminated here?
the necessary and value of reason over irrationl fancy
At the end of this act, Oberon and Puck set about to
restore order and reason to the confusion and chaos