A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream | Act III, Scene 2: Questions and Answers

Study Questions
1. What is it Puck reports to Oberon?

2. Why is Hermia following Demetrius?

3. What is it Oberon realizes when he sees them together?

4. How is this mistake to be rectified?

5. Why won’t Helena accept Lysander’s advances?

6. Why does she doubt the veracity of Demetrius’ protestations of love?

7. Why do Hermia and Helena argue?

8. Why do each of the young people leave?

9. How does Puck manage to make Lysander and Demetrius sleep?

10. Why do Helena and Hermia also fall asleep?

Answers
1. Puck reports to Oberon that...

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• - For teachers, the A Midsummer Night’s Dream Lesson Plan.
• - Read the A Midsummer Night’s Dream text online.
• - A Midsummer Night’s Dream summary and study guide in the eNotes.

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