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Tempest
Tempest Quiz review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Rightful Duke of Milan | Prospero |
| Spirit-servant to Prospero | Ariel |
| Alonso's brother | Sebastian |
| Nobleman who helped Prospero by supplying a boat | Gonzalo |
| Prospero's slave | Caliban |
| King of Naples | Alonso |
| Prospero's daughter | Miranda |
| the drunken butler | Stephano |
| Goddess played by a spirit | Ceres |
| Caliban's mother | Sycorax |
| Alonso's son | Ferdinand |
| Prospero's brother | Antonio |
| Describe Caliban | son of the bad witch, Sycorax, deformed and beast-like in appearance; Prospero's slave. |
| "They are both in either's powers. But this is swift business I must uneasy make, lest too light winning Make light the prize." | Prospero referring to Ferdinand and Miranda |
| Anthony and Sebastian do this while the others sleep. | Plot to kill Alonso |
| Comes across Stephano and Trinculo in the woods and mistakes Stephano for a god. | Caliban |
| Scene one, Miranda and Ferdinand decide to ____________. | get married |
| What does Caliban want to do while Prospero naps? | to kill Prospero and help Stephano and Miranda become King and Queen of the island and make Caliban and Trinculo lords! |
| Prospero and Ariel play tricks on Alonso's people by _______. | showing them a feast and then making it disappear. |
| Why does Prospero and Ariel play tricks on Alonso's people? | to remind them of their sins and the way they treated Prospero. |
| Why were Iris, Ceres and Juno created by Prospero? | to entertain at the celebration |
| "Let us not burden our remembrances with a heaviness that's gone" | Prospero |
| Miranda's "brave new world" lines are ironic, why? | the people that she believes represent a great humankind are really conspirators and would-be murders. |
| a small drum | Tabor |
| a wedding | Nuptial |
| complete and utter loss | Perdition |
| Confirmed; long-standing | Inveterate |
| Contempt | Disdain |
| Corrupted | Debauched |
| Courage; commitment | Fortitude |
| Dangerous; harmful | Malignant |
| Deeply absorbed; focused | Rapt |
| Deprived | Bereft |
| Extremely enthusiastic | Ardor |
| Hypocritical appearance of being religious | Sanctimonious |
| insulting; arrogant | insolent |
| interfering in other people's business | Meddle |
| Profane | Blasphemous |
| Punish severely | Chastise |
| Slander | Aspersion |
| Storm | Tempest |
| Strange; different-in a good way | Quaint |
| predecessor | Precursor |
| honor; respect | Homage |
| to hate; to loathe | abhor |
| overtake by force | Usurp |
| annoyed | Vexed |