Restoring Order

English

Full of remorse because he has caused conflict between the lovers

Guilty because he stopped true love between Lysander and Hermia

Remorse is being sorry for doing something in the past which was bad or wrong.

Remorse is when you don't feel guilty for what you have done.

Remorse is when you feel happy about what you have done in the past.

Remorse is when you laugh at someone or something.

Which of the following is an accurate definition for remorse?

Create dark fog and make sure Demetrius and Lysander fight

Create dark fog and trick Demetrius and Lysander so they cannot fight

In Oberon's Monologue about restoring order, what is the first thing Puck is instructed to do?

After Puck has placed the herb on Lysander's eyes, which statement is NOT true?

He begins to pity her, and she has given him the boy.

He knows he will never get the boy, so it doesn't matter anymore.

He simply wants everything to just go back to normal.

Why does Oberon remove the love potion from Titania?

The love potion causes chaos, confusion and conflict.

The love potion causes Titania to fall in love with an ass.

The love potion creates humour and suspense for the audience.

The love potion makes Helena feel glad that she finally has Demetrius' love.

Which of the following is NOT true about the love potion so far?

What does the colour white NOT symbolise?

Mock means to laugh at or make fun of someone or something.

Mock means when you cry at someone or something.

Which of the following is an accurate definition for the word 'mock'?

Who does Helena NOT accuse of being involved with her feeling of mockery?

The metaphor 'cankerblossom' suggests that Hermia thinks Helena has always loved Lysander.

The metaphor 'cankerblossom' suggests that Hermia thinks Helena has destroyed and infected the goodness and beauty of Lysander and Hermia's love.

The metaphor 'cankerblossom' suggests that Hermia thinks Helena has played a trick.

The metaphor 'cankerblossom' suggests that Hermia thinks Helena is mean.

What is the most accurate explanation for  the metaphor 'cankerblossom'?