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| Who is chosen to play the lion in the play "Pyramus & Thisbe"? |
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| Who is chosen to play the lover Pyramus in the play "Pyramus & Thisbe"? |
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| Who is chosen to play Thisbe in the play "Pyramus & Thisbe"? |
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| Francis Flute, the bellows-mender |
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| Who is chosen to play Pyramus' father in the play "Pyramus & Thisbe"? |
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| Which of the young lovers is first affected by the pansy flower juice? |
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| Who is chosen to play Thisbe's mother in the play "Pyramus & Thisbe"? |
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| Robin Starveling, the tailor |
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| Which man does Hermia's father want her to marry? |
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| To whom is Theseus to be married? |
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| Where do Lysander and Hermia plan to get married? |
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| What characteristic of Hermia's does she think Helena is making fun of? |
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| When the story starts, whose wedding is in a few days? |
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| What is it that Oberon wants which Titania won't give him? |
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What is the name of the boy in the play the actors will be performing?
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| What is the name of the girl in the play the actors will be performing? |
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| What animal is one of the characters in the play the actors are performing? |
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| Which actor has his head transformed into that of an ass? |
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| Who transforms Bottom's head from a human head to an ass' head? |
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| What was the "ancient Athenian privilege" that Egeus wants Theseus to uphold when it comes to Hermia and her marriage? |
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| The Athenian privilege was that the father "owned" the children and decided their future and fate |
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| How many couples get married at the end of the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream"? |
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| How does Puck prevent Lysander and Demetrius from fighting one another? |
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| He mimics each man's voice and gets them lost in the forest |
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| Why does Lysander leave Hermia alone in the forest? |
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| He's fallen in love with Helena and is running after her, leaving Hermia alone |
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| Whom does Demetrius love at the end of the play? |
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| Whom does Lysander love at the end of the play? |
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| Whom does Hermia love at the end of the play? |
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| Whom does Helena love at the end of the play? |
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| What is another name for Puck? |
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Robin Goodfellow,
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| Who is the queen of the fairies? |
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| Who is the king of the fairies? |
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| How is Titania related to the little Indian boy that she's raising? |
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| The Indian boy is the son of one of Titania's servants, who died in childbirth |
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| What wakes Titania from her sleep? |
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| Bottom's singing wakes her up |
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| Who puts the pansy flower juice on Titania? |
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| Who put the pansy flower juice on Demetrius? |
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| Who put the pansy flower juice on Lysander? |
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| Why does Oberon release Titania from the pansy flower spell? |
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| He releases her from the spell because (1) he got the Indian boy and (2) he also has started to feel badly about what he's done to her. |
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| With whom does Titania fall in love with in Act III? |
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| What color is the flower that has the magic ability? |
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| What is the pansy flower's magical ability? |
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| When put on someone's eyelids, it makes that person fall in love with the first living thing he or she sees |
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| Which of the craftsmen is in charge of the actors and getting the play ready? |
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| How does Demetrius know that Hermia has run into the woods? |
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| Helena tells him about their plan |
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| How many acts are in Shakespeare's plays? |
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| What was Shakespeare's first name? |
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| What were the names of Shakespeare's kids? |
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| Judith, Hamnet, and Susanna |
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| Whom did Shakespeare marry? |
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| In what year was Shakespeare born? |
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| What color flag would fly if a history was to be performed that day? |
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What color flag would fly if a comedy was to be performed that day?
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| What color flag would fly if a tragedy was to be performed that day? |
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| The STAGE of the theater was also known as this |
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| Below the stage of a theater was known as this |
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| The SHADOWS of the theater was also known as this |
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| This part of the theater was covered by a roof and usually occupied by the middle class |
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| The YARD of the theater was also called this |
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| Those who paid a penny admission and stood around the stage were called what? |
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| How many people could the Globe Theater accomodate? |
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| Between 2,000 - 3,000 people |
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