A Midsummer Night's DreamNotes on the story, language, construction, and background accompany the text of the comedy about romantic entanglements among humans and fairies. |
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As you begin to plan your answers , make absolutely certain you are answering
the questions on the paper ; do not write about something else ; in each case , do
exactly what the question asks you to do . In setting papers on Shakespeare ' s ...
As you begin to plan your answers , make absolutely certain you are answering
the questions on the paper ; do not write about something else ; in each case , do
exactly what the question asks you to do . In setting papers on Shakespeare ' s ...
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You are asked to write an essay on certain aspects of a character in the play .
You are not required to tell this character ' s story ; you are to write about the
character from a particular point of view . For example : Flute affectionately refers
to ...
You are asked to write an essay on certain aspects of a character in the play .
You are not required to tell this character ' s story ; you are to write about the
character from a particular point of view . For example : Flute affectionately refers
to ...
Page 207
Questions are sometimes based on an appreciation of the play as a whole , or on
a major aspect , feature or theme of the play , often by means of quoting
something a critic has written about it and then asking you to comment on this
quotation .
Questions are sometimes based on an appreciation of the play as a whole , or on
a major aspect , feature or theme of the play , often by means of quoting
something a critic has written about it and then asking you to comment on this
quotation .
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