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A Midsummer Night's Dream JEOPARDY!!

A Midsummer Dreamy thingy A Love Hexagon Meanwhile, in Greece... Mischief, Magic, Fairies, and Laughs Once upon a time in a forest
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Who said, “I woo’d thee with my sword”? A) Theseus B) Oberon C) Puck D) Snout E) Snug

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Who said, “I woo’d thee with my sword”? A) Theseus B) Oberon C) Puck D) Snout E) Snug


A) Theseus


When Titania wakes from her slumber, first under the love-spell, whom does she first see? A) Puck B) Oberon C) Nick Bottom D) Ryan Seacrest
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When Titania wakes from her slumber, first under the love-spell, whom does she first see? A) Puck B) Oberon C) Nick Bottom D) Ryan Seacrest
C) Nick Bottom
Puck turns Nick Bottom's head into which animal? A) Horse B) Sheep C) Donkey D) Platypus
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Puck turns Nick Bottom's head into which animal? A) Horse B) Sheep C) Donkey D) Platypus
C) Donkey
Who is performing the play about Pyramus and Thisbe? A) Royalty B) Justin Beiber C) Soldiers D) Laborers
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Who is performing the play about Pyramus and Thisbe? A) Royalty B) Justin Beiber C) Soldiers D) Laborers
D) Laborers
The play centers around the marriage of which Duke and Queen? A) Jim and Pam B) Helena and Puck C) Lysander and Helena D) Theseus and Hippolyta E) Titania and Oberon
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The play centers around the marriage of which Duke and Queen? A) Jim and Pam B) Helena and Puck C) Lysander and Helena D) Theseus and Hippolyta E) Titania and Oberon
D) Theseus and Hippolyta
Lysander loves A) Helena B) Hermia C) Eva Mendes D) Titania E) Hippolyta
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Lysander loves A) Helena B) Hermia C) Eva Mendes D) Titania E) Hippolyta
B) Hermia
Helena loves A) Demetrius B) Lysander C) Chord Overstreet D) Egeus
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Helena loves A) Demetrius B) Lysander C) Chord Overstreet D) Egeus
A) Demetrius
Oberon loves (or is at least married to) A) Puck B) Cobweb C) Peaseblossom D) Robin Goodfellow E) Titania
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Oberon loves (or is at least married to) A) Puck B) Cobweb C) Peaseblossom D) Robin Goodfellow E) Titania
E) Titania
Robin Goodfellow loves A) Flowers B) Merry-making C) Mischief D) Sleep
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Robin Goodfellow loves A) Flowers B) Merry-making C) Mischief D) Sleep
C) Mischief
The marital argument between Oberon and Titania has caused what? A) Disorder in the natural world B) High divorce rates C) Debt in the kingdom D) An avalance of paparazzi
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The marital argument between Oberon and Titania has caused what? A) Disorder in the natural world B) High divorce rates C) Debt in the kingdom D) An avalance of paparazzi
A) Disorder in the natural world
The Play is set in which Greek city? A) Corinth B) Athens C) Sparta D) Cocyra E) Gyroville
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The Play is set in which Greek city? A) Corinth B) Athens C) Sparta D) Cocyra E) Gyroville
B) Athens
This play is about two sets of A) Soldiers B) Dancers C) Singers D) Lovers
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This play is about two sets of A) Soldiers B) Dancers C) Singers D) Lovers
D) Lovers
What do Hermia and Lysander plot? A) To kill Egeus B) To run away and get married C) To make a ham sandwich D) To make Helena and Demetrius fall in love
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What do Hermia and Lysander plot? A) To kill Egeus B) To run away and get married C) To make a ham sandwich D) To make Helena and Demetrius fall in love
B) To run away and get married
Which is not one of the key plots? A) Napoleon and Snowball take over the farm B) Titania and Oberon’s quarrel in the fairy world C) The buffoonery of the Mechanicals as they prepare for the Duke’s wedding D) Theseus and Hippolyta’s love in the world of the court
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Which is not one of the key plots? A) Napoleon and Snowball take over the farm B) Titania and Oberon’s quarrel in the fairy world C) The buffoonery of the Mechanicals as they prepare for the Duke’s wedding D) Theseus and Hippolyta’s love in the world of the court
A) Napoleon and Snowball take over the farm
Theseus overrules Egeus’ marriage command, because Demetrius doesn’t love _______ anymore. A) Helena B) Hermia C) Titania D) Pizza
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Theseus overrules Egeus’ marriage command, because Demetrius doesn’t love _______ anymore. A) Helena B) Hermia C) Titania D) Pizza
B) Hermia
The magic potion does what? A) Causes anyone who drinks it to fall sick B) When it is smelled, it makes you fly C) When put on your eyelids, you fall in love with the first person you see D) Gives you the singing voice of an angel
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The magic potion does what? A) Causes anyone who drinks it to fall sick B) When it is smelled, it makes you fly C) When put on your eyelids, you fall in love with the first person you see D) Gives you the singing voice of an angel
C) When put on your eyelids, makes you fall in love with the first person you see
Oberon is A) King of the Fairies B) Master of Puck C) Husband to Titania D) All of the above
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Oberon is A) King of the Fairies B) Master of Puck C) Husband to Titania D) All of the above
D) All of the above
Who always accompanies Titania on stage? A) Her sister B) Her attendants C) Her children D) Her husband
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Who always accompanies Titania on stage? A) Her sister B) Her attendants C) Her children D) Her husband
B) Her attendants
What does love do to all of these folks? A) Makes them fools B) Makes them blind C) Makes them responsible adults
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What does love do to all of these folks? A) Makes them fools B) Makes them blind C) Makes them responsible adults
A) Makes them fools
The final play within the play is titled A) Titania and Oberon B) Pyramus and Thisbe C) Pythagoras in Love D) Forgetting Sarah Marshall
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The final play within the play is titled A) Titania and Oberon B) Pyramus and Thisbe C) Pythagoras in Love D) Forgetting Sarah Marshall
B) Pyramus and Thisbe
What is Shakespeare’s play within a play written about? A) Forest Gump B) Romeo and Juliet C) 2001 Space Odyssey D) Hamlet
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What is Shakespeare’s play within a play written about? A) Forest Gump B) Romeo and Juliet C) 2001 Space Odyssey D) Hamlet
B) Romeo and Juliet
The famed epilogue of the play is given by A) Bottom B) Egeus C) Puck D) Shaq
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The famed epilogue of the play is given by A) Bottom B) Egeus C) Puck D) Shaq
C) Puck
In the final act, what do the lovers consider their experiences to have been? A) An easy question B) A midsummer night's dream C) A matrix
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In the final act, what do the lovers consider their experiences to have been? A) An easy question B) A midsummer night's dream C) A matrix
B) A Midsummer NIght's Dream
Who said, “The course of love never did run smooth.”? A) Hermia B) Lysander C) Othello D) Egeus E) Jennifer Aniston
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Who said, “The course of love never did run smooth.”? A) Hermia B) Lysander C) Othello D) Egeus E) Jennifer Aniston
B) Lysander
. Who said, “To live a barren sister all your life,/Chanting faint hymns to the cold fruitless moon.”? A) Robin Goodfellow B) Helena C) Kim Kardashian D) Theseus
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. Who said, “To live a barren sister all your life,/Chanting faint hymns to the cold fruitless moon.”? A) Robin Goodfellow B) Helena C) Kim Kardashian D) Theseus
A) Robin Goodfellow
What is it called when an actor is alone and speaks aloud on stage to the audience?
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What is it called when an actor is alone and speaks aloud on stage to the audience?
A soliloquy




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