7.) In Act 3, what does Puck do to Bottom?*2 pointsHe has given Bottom hooves and a tail.He has changed Bottom's voice to a croak.He has changed Bottom into a Mule.He has changed Bottom's head into that of an ass.

32.) In Act 2 what mistake does Puck make?*2 pointsuses a love potion to teach his wife a lessonfairy who loves loveputs the love potion on Lysander instead of Demetriusfairy that takes the Queen to breakfast

12.) At the start of the play, the tradesmen (actors)  gather at Peter Quince's house to...*2 pointsWrap Wedding presentsOrganize a dramatic performancediscuss building a theaterorganize the reception4.) In Act 2, Oberon sends Puck to find what item?*2 pointsto find the parents of the young boy so they can rescue him.find a flower that has been struck by Cupid's arrow, so he may anoint the sleeping Tatiana causing her to blindly fall in love with the first creature she sees upon waking.to destroy the Wedding feast by causing a great storm.to beg the queen to hear his requests.25.) Define: Comic Relief*2 pointsa joke played on one character by anothercomic episodes in a dramatic or literary work that offset more serious sections.a long speechonly appears in Shakespearean Plays36.) Who said "the course of true love never did run smooth"?*4 pointsTheseusLysanderOberonDemetrius19.) Oberon blesses all of the following EXCEPT:*2 pointsThe newlywedsThe married couples' future childrenthe mechanicals (tradesmen)the palace

How is the scene where Bottom emerges with a head of a Donkey presented in the film? Does it seem more comedic in the written play, or in the film? Why or Why Not?

d) If action is always equal to the reaction, explain how a horse can pull the cart

35.) Which fairy likes to play tricks?*2 pointsFluteCobwebBottomPuck6.) Upon whose eyes does Puck first apply the potion to?*4 pointsHe does Lysander's eyesHe does Demetrius's eyesHe does Hermia's eyesHe does Egeus' eyes10.) The last speech of the play "Midsummer Night's Dream" has many purposes. Which of these is NOT one of them?*2 pointsIt reminds the audience that the actors will gladly accept tips after the play.It thanks the audience.It asks that the audience enjoy/pardon a frivolous entertainment.It closes the play.22.) Define: Beguile*2 pointscondition of lacking pleasure or luxuryto mockto trickliterary work exposing human vices and shortcomings to ridicule and scorn11.) At the beginning of the play, Egeus is angry because...*2 pointsHe was not invited to Theseus's Wedding.He was not invited to his daughter's Wedding.Demetrius and Lysander are fightingHermia loves Lysander; so she refuses to marry Demetrius20.) Define: Hubris*2 pointsa moment of comic reliefsomething done to make up for a fault or mistaketo lessen the seriousness of a situationExcessive pride and arrogance that leads to a character’s downfall.