Major Ideas: Deception, Honour, and Gender (HSC SSCE English Standard): Quizzes

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Major Ideas: Deception, Honour, and Gender
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What are the three forms of deception that appear in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

Malignant trickery, benevolent help, self-delusion

Why does Oberon use the love potion on Titania?

To obtain the changeling boy from her

What truth does the love potion reveal about romantic love?

Passion is often irrational & changeable

What does Theseus mean by 'The best in this kind are but shadows'?

All theatrical productions are illusions

How does Egeus's legalistic interpretation of honour treat daughters?

As property to be transferred in marriage

How does Theseus's understanding of honour evolve in the play?

From strict law enforcer to merciful celebrant

How does Shakespeare present gender in A Midsummer Night's Dream?

As a theatrical construct that can shift

What does Hermia mean when she says 'I would my father looked but with my eyes'?

She refuses to be paternal property

What function does the enchanted forest serve in the play?

A liminal space where transformation occurs

What happens when the three worlds converge in Act V?

Nobles, mechanicals & fairies come together

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