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Name ________________________Date ________The Tempest by William Shakespeare<strong>Test</strong>A. Thinking About the PlayCircle the letter of the best answer.1. What main action in the play is mirrored and parodied in the subplot involving Caliban,Trinculo, and Stephano?a. Ferdinand's servitude to Prosperob. the storm that wrecks the shipc. Prospero's intention to stage a masqued. Antonio and Sebastian's plan to kill King Alonso and seize his kingdom2. What does the disguised Ariel say to the banqueters when the banquet vanishes?a. He tells them that they have sinned and he has made them mad.b. He offers them full pardons for their crimes.c. He promises to help them return to Italy.d. He urges them to beg Prospero's forgiveness.3. What is one example of the theme of magical transformation in Act I?a. Ariel disguises himself as a harpy.b. Miranda and Ferdinand fall in love at first sight.c. Prospero stages a masque.d. A banquet appears and then disappears.4. What word has the same meaning as mettle?a. fear c. strangenessb. courage d. wickedness5. What is one way that Shakespeare develops the theme of the nature of civilization?a. by having Prospero ask the audience to pay for God's mercy to himb. by staging a masquec. by showing how the Europeans Antonio and Sebastian behave on the islandd. by introducing Ariel as Prospero's helper6. Circle the word that means the same as auspicious in the following sentence: Prospero promises the courtiers auspicious winds for their trip back to Italy. a. rigorous c. penitentb. blustery d. favorable7. Why does Prospero seem a bit sad among the general rejoicing that concludes Act V?a. He is disturbed by his brother's successful efforts to usurp his dukedom.b. He is concerned that Caliban and Ariel will be living alone on the island.c. He must confront his own mortality, away from his magical island.d. He disapproves of his daughter's marriage to Ferdinand.© Prentice-Hall, Inc. 99
Name _______________________________________________Date ________________A. Thinking About the NovelCircle the letter of the best answer.Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen<strong>Test</strong>1. Which of the following best states one of the themes of Pride and Prf#udice?a. You cannot judge a book by its cover.b. He who trusts his own heart is a fool.c. Greed is the root of all evil.d. Those obsessed with pride will surely fall.2. Which of the following is not an appropriate description of Fitzwilliam Darcy in the beginningof the novel?a. proudb. aloofc. sensitived. shy3. Although the dominating point ofview in Pride and Prejudice is third-person omnIscient,what other poInt of view does Austen use?a. thIrd-person limited point of viewb. Elizabeth Bennet's point of viewc. first-person point of viewd. Fitzwilliam Darcy's point of view4. What virtue in women did Austen hold in high esteem?a. witb. self-reliancec. marriageabilityd. beauty5. Why is Darcy attracted to Elizabeth?a. He is attracted to her because of her family line.b. He is attracted to her because of her beauty.c. He is attracted to her because of her wealth.d. He is attracted to her because of her wit and candor.6. Although we are led to believe Darcy and Elizabeth are full of pride and prejudice, wethink differently at the end of the novel. Which of the following pairs of characters bestexemplifies these characteristics?a. Charles BingleyjJane Bennetb. William Collins/Lady Catherine de Bourghc. George Wickham/Lydia Bennetd. Mr. Bennet/Charlotte Lucas© Prentice-Hall, Inc. 101
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