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Memoria Press A Midsummer Night's Dream > Act 4 > Flashcards

Act 4 Flashcards

1
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a male admirer; a country lad

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swain

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2
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model of excellence

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paragon

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3
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to find faith with; reproach, censure

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upbraid

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4
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hatred, strife

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enmity

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5
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a small crown

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cornet

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6
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here

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hither

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7
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lovable; friendly

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amiable

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8
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jolly or merry mood

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jollity

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9
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obsession

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dotage

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10
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dry food for livestock, such as hay or oats

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provender

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What is the resolution or denouement?

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Usually the conclusion - when the plot is untied

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12
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What is Dian’s bud?

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The flower of prudence will restore reason

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13
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Why can Oberon now remove the potion from Titania?

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He has acquired the changeling and he feels sorry for her

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14
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Theseus, Hippolyta, and Egeus discover whom when hunting in the woods?

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The four lovers

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15
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What is the most important thematic development in Act 4?

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The restoration of order and reason

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16
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In the opening of the Act 4, who says,

“Come, sit thee down upon this flowery bed

  • While I thy amiable cheeks do coy,*
  • And stick musk-roses in they sleek smooth head,*
  • And kiss thy fair large ears, my gentle joy.*”?
A

Titania

17
Q

Near the end of Act 4, scene 1, who says,

“Egeus, I will overbear your will;

  • For in the temple, by and by, with us*
  • These couples shall be eternally knit.*”?
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Theseus

18
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In Act 4, there are several references to sound, such as when Oberon says, “Sound, music!” or when the wind horns blow, or when the pack of hounds howl. What kind literary device is suggested here?

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Aural imagery

19
Q

Who says, “I have had a most rare vision. I have had a dream, past the with of man to say what dream it was.”?

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Bottom

20
Q

At the end of Act 4, the tradesmen get ready to do what?

A

Head to the palace to perform their play

Memoria Press A Midsummer Night's Dream (6 decks)

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