Tempest AO1

Question 1

‘what cares these roarers…’

Answer 1

‘for the name of the king’ (boatswain)

Question 2

‘O, how i have suffered…’

Answer 2

‘with those I saw suffer’ (Miranda)

Question 3

‘the cry did knock…’

Answer 3

‘against my very heart’ (Miranda)

Question 4

‘tell your piteous heart…’

Answer 4

‘there is no harm done’ (Prospero)

Question 5

‘i have done nothing…’

Answer 5

‘but in care of thee’ (Prospero)

Question 6

‘pluck my magic…’

Answer 6

‘garment from me’ (Prospero)

Question 7

‘he was…’

Answer 7

‘the ivy which had hid my princely trunk’ (Prospero)

Question 8

‘volumes i prize…’

Answer 8

‘above my dukedom’ (Prospero)

Question 9

‘i flamed amazement. sometimes i’d divide…’

Answer 9

‘and burn in many places’ (Ariel)

Question 10

‘My brave…’

Answer 10

‘spirit’ (Prospero)

Question 11

‘but are they, Ariel…’

Answer 11

‘safe?’ (Prospero)

Question 12

‘dost though forget…’

Answer 12

‘from what torment i did free thee?’ (Prospero)

Question 13

‘a freckled whelp,’

Answer 13

‘hag-born’ (Prospero)

Question 14

‘this island’s mine by…’

Answer 14

‘Sycorax, my mother, which thou tak’st from me’ (Caliban)

Question 15

‘a southwest blow on ye…’

Answer 15

‘and blister you all o’er’ (Caliban)

Question 16

‘when thou cam’st first…’

Answer 16

‘thou strok’st me and made much of me’ (Caliban)

Question 17

‘abhorred’

Answer 17

‘slave’ (Prospero)

Question 18

‘you taught me language…’

Answer 18

‘and my profit on’t is i know how to curse’ (Caliban)

Question 19

Alonso ‘doth suffer…’

Answer 19

‘a sea change’ (Ariel)

Question 20

‘i might call him a thing divine…’

Answer 20

‘for nothing natural i ever saw so noble’ (Miranda)

Question 21

‘I must uneasy make,’

Answer 21

‘lest too light winning make the prize light’ (Prospero)

Question 22

‘one word more…’

Answer 22

‘shall make me chide thee, if not hate thee’ (Prospero)

Question 23

‘no occupation, all men idle…’

Answer 23

‘and women, too, but innocent and pure’ (Gonzalo)

Question 24

‘well i am standing water’

Answer 24

‘i’ll teach you how to flow’ (Seb, Ant)

Question 25

‘and look how well…’

Answer 25

‘my garments sit upon me’ (Antonio)

Question 26

‘what a sleep were this…’

Answer 26

‘for your advancement!’ (Antonio)

Question 27

‘if i can recover him and keep him tame…’

Answer 27

‘… h’es a present for any emperor’ (Stephano)

Question 28

‘I prithee, be my’

Answer 28

‘God’ (Caliban)

Question 29

‘freedom,’

Answer 29

‘high-day, freedom’ (Caliban)

Question 30

‘the jewel..’

Answer 30

‘in my dower’ (Miranda)

Question 31

‘worthily purchased…’

Answer 31

‘take my daughter’ (Prospero)

Question 32

‘our revels now…’

Answer 32

‘are ended. These actors as i foretold to you, were all spirits and are melted into air, thin air’ (Prospero)

Question 33

‘at this hour…’

Answer 33

‘lies at my mercy all of mine enemies’ (Prospero)

Question 34

‘if you beheld them now…’

Answer 34

‘your affections would become tender’ (Ariel)

Question 35

‘mine would sir,’

Answer 35

‘were i human’ (Ariel)

Question 36

‘the rarer action…’

Answer 36

‘is in virute than in vengeance’ (Prospero)

Question 37

‘i do forgive thee…’

Answer 37

‘unnatural though thou art’ (Prospero)

Question 38

‘O brave new world…’

Answer 38

‘that hath such people in’t’ (Miranda)

Question 39

‘all of us ourselves…’

Answer 39

‘when no man was his own’ (Gonzalo)

Question 40

‘this is as strange…’

Answer 40

‘a maze as e’er men trod’ (Alonso)

Question 41

‘these are no…’

Answer 41

‘natural events’ (Alonso)

Question 42

‘one of them is a plain fish…’

Answer 42

‘and no doubt marketable’ (Antonio)

Question 43

‘this thing of darkness…’

Answer 43

‘i acknowledge mine’ (Prospero)

Question 44

‘what strength i have’s mine…’

Answer 44

‘own, which is most faint’ (Prospero)