Ariel

Question 1

I come to

Answer 1

Answer thy best pleasure

Question 2

Not a

Answer 2

Hair perished

Not so much perdition as a hair

Question 3

Remember I have done the worthy service

Answer 3

Told thee no lies, made thee no mistakings

Question 4

Thy groans did make wolves howl

Answer 4

And penetrate the breasts of ever angry bears

Question 5

All hail,

Answer 5

Great master; grave sir, hail!

Question 6

Thou shalt be as free as mountain winds,

Answer 6

but then exactly do all points of my command

Question 7

I have

Answer 7

made you mad

Question 8

the elements of whom your swords are tempered may as well

Answer 8

wound the loud winds… as diminish one dowl that’s in my plume

Question 9

Bravely the figure of a harpy

Answer 9

thou hast performed, my Ariel

Question 10

do you

Answer 10

love me master, no?

Question 11

dearly my delicate Ariel.

Answer 11

do not approach till thou dost hear my call

Question 12

mine would

Answer 12

sir, were I human

Question 13

my Ariel…

Answer 13

to the elements and fare thee well!

Question 14

wast

Answer 14

well done?

Question 15

bravely, my diligence

Answer 15

thou shalt be free!

Question 16

thou was a spirit to delicate to

Answer 16

act her earthly and abhorred commands

Question 17

full fathom five thy father lies/

Answer 17

of his bones are coral made

Question 18

Prospero, my lord,

Answer 18

shall know what I have done

Question 19

merrily merrily shall I live now/

Answer 19

under the blossom that hangs in the bow

Question 20

I shall

Answer 20

miss thee

Question 21

Now in the waist,

Answer 21

…I flamed amazement

Question 22

CRITIC

Fanny Kemble:

Answer 22

“the crucial figure of the play, the agent of reconciliation”

Question 23

CRITIC

Hazlitt:

Answer 23

“Ariel is imaginary power, the swiftness of thought personified”