The Tempest
1. The violent storm is the .
2. Gonzalo is established as .
3. Sebastian and Antonio are established as .
4. What seems to have happened to the ship?
1. There are 2 separate “scenes” or “stories”
within scene 2. They are:
a.
b.
2. The setting is an ..
3. Prospero is really addressing the on pages 33-37 but questioning Miranda to see
if she is listening is the technique used to break up lengthy speeches as they
are performed.
4. Prospero says they were helped to the island
and that they reached shore by
.
5. Everyone who is not stranded in the same
spot as the king believe that the king
.
6. Ariel has been promised her if she carries out the orders.
7. Prospero says he will release Ariel in days.
8. Prospero commands Ariel to transform into a and be
.
9. Ferdinand refers to himself as of Naples because he believes his father,
Alonso, is dead.
10. Prospero believes it is when Ferdinand and Miranda see each other.
11. Ferdinand wants to make Miranda of Naples.
12. Prospero accuses Ferdinand of being a who wants to take his island from him.
13. Prospero Ferdinand.
14. What does Miranda believe her father has
used to create the storm?
15. Who does Prospero reveal that he was before
they came to the island?
16. Who does Prospero say caused him to lose his
power and leave Milan?
17. Antonio, Prospero’s brother, needed the help
of a king in order to gain full power.
Who did he turn to?
18. Who does Prospero reveal was on the ship?
19. It appears that Prospero uses what to make
Miranda fall asleep?
20. Who does Ariel say was the first to jump
ship?
21. What did Ariel do with the people on the
ship?
22. Who did Ariel put by himself?
23. Who is Ferdinand?
24. Who, before the shipwreck, had Prospero
captured and forced to work for him?
25. What can you conclude Prospero means when he
says on page 59 line 425: “It’s turning
out as I hoped?”
Act Two Scene One
1. provides and the opportunity to plot and then dramatically
prevents the plot’s success.
2. If Alonso, the king of Naples, dies,
Ferdinand is dead, and his daughter who is in Africa never receives the news
that she is in power, would inherit the throne and be king of
Naples because he is Alonso’s brother.
3. is responsible for overthrowing Prospero.
4, Antonio asks Sebastian if his would bother him if they killed Alonso.
5. Antonio and Sebastian basically their way out of trouble when they were caught with their swords
raised.
6. Who does Sebastian say is to blame for the
deaths of all the people on the ship?
7. Where was the ship coming from and why?
8. On page 81, Gonzalo seems to describe the world.
9. Who is responsible for all but 3 falling
asleep on page 83?
10. What do Antonio and Sebastian agree to do on
page 91?
11. Who awakened Gonzalo and put him in the
position to stop the murder?
12. Who has given Ariel her orders?
1. Trinculo’s role is basically that of a .
2. Trinculo recognizes .
3. Stephano takes as his
servant.
4. What does Stephano give Caliban that he
wants more of?
5. Caliban offers to go to work for in order to get away from Prospero.
Act Three Scene One
1. Ferdinand says is the reason he can endure such unfavorable circumstances.
2. offers to do Ferdinand’s work so he can rest.
3. Miranda has never seen another and Ferdinand is only the third she has ever seen.
4. Ferdinand confesses his to Miranda.
5. Miranda believes she is of Ferdinand.
6. Miranda is made out to be -
which explains why he would fall in love with her so quickly.
7. By the children falling in love this is for the father’s sins.
8. The of the love scene occurs in the act and
scene.
9. What does Prospero mean Miranda has caught
when he says on page 113, “Poor creatures, you’ve caught it badly”?
10. What proposes marriage?
1. This scene uses to advance the plot.
2. Caliban addresses Stephano as his .
3. Caliban convinces Stephano to Alonso.
4. When Ariel, invisible to everyone, calls
Caliban a liar, who does he believe is calling him names?
1. Prospero isn’t seen because he has made
himself .
2. Alonso is being punished for his past .
3. What are Antonio and Sebastian still
plotting to do?
4. Why does Ariel, disguises as a harpy, say
that Antonio, Alonso, and Sebastian are 3 of the most unworthy individuals?
Act Four Scene One
1. Prospero says is a great destroyer of promises.
2. The masque celebrates the of Ferdinand and Miranda.
3. When the mythological creatures appear this
is called a .
4. Prospero, in his speech on pages 152-153,
shows his believe that all things will fade.
5. ,
, and show up on page 155 for the purpose of
killing Prospero.
6. Stephano continues to pretend to be a .
7. What is Ferdinand’s compensation for his
hard work?
8. Prospero becomes angry on pages 151. Why?
Act Five Scene One
1. This act presents the and of the power plot and brings all the
characters together.
2. Prospero says, “ is of a higher order than .”
3. Miranda’s comments on page 177 about all the
fine people and the fabulous new world shows us her .
4. Caliban realizes that he wasn’t serving a .
5. The audience must in order
for Prospero to leave.
6. Now that Prospero can leave the island where
does he say he will go?
7. What is the
climax of the shipwreck?
8. On page 167 when Prospero is addressing the
group, who does he feel sympathy with?
9. Who does Prospero pronounce as conscience
stricken?
10. Who does Prospero forgive?
11. Prospero continues to promise Ariel what and
then eventually give to him?