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- 1. Multiple Choice
Who wrote 'The Tempest'?
Lucy Brookes
William Shakespeare
Charles Dickens
- 2. Multiple Choice
Who is Prospero?
A King
A Queen
A Duke
- 3. Multiple Choice
Who of the following are NOT on the boat?
Miranda
Antonio
Gonzalo
- 4. Multiple Choice
How had Gonzalo helped Prospero when he was sent away from Milan?
Kept his location a secret
Secretly gave him some KFC for the journey
Secretly gave him his magic books and equipment
- 5. Multiple Choice
What dramatic event happens at the beginning of the play?
Earthquake
Storm at sea
Volcano
- 6. Multiple Choice
How does Prospero show his magic powers?
He kills Miranda
He can fly
He puts Miranda to sleep
- 7. Multiple Choice
Why is Caliban angry with Prospero?
Because Prospero stole Miranda from him
Because Caliban thinks the island is his, and Prospero stole it
Because he is always angry with everyone
- 8. Multiple Choice
Who does Miranda fall in love with?
Caliban
Alonso
Ferdinand
- 9. Multiple Choice
Why is King Alonso sad?
He misses his daughter
He lost his favourite crown in the storm
He thinks his son, Ferdinand, is dead
- 10. Multiple Choice
What do Sebastian and Antonio plot to do?
Kill King Alonso
Kill Gonzalo
Kill Ariel
- 11. Multiple Choice
Caliban tries to persuade Trinculo and Stephano to...
build a house on the island
drink more wine
destroy Prospero's magic books and take the island from him
- 12. Multiple Choice
Prospero prepares a magic feast for King Alonso and his men. What does he do next?
Give them all food poisoning.
Give them all a nightmare making them feel guilty for the way they banished Prospero.
Give them a delicious meal and let them go home.
- 13. Multiple Choice
What does Prospero promise Ferdinand?
He can be free.
He can be free and marry Miranda.
He will kill him.
- 14. Multiple Choice
How does the play end?
Prospero is given back his Dukedom, Ariel is freed, and Miranda and Ferdinand marry.
Prospero kills everyone so he can be King of Italy.
All the characters go their separate ways.
- 15. Multiple Choice
What genre of play is this?
Comedy
Tragedy
History
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