English Helenas soliloquy end of year revision Flashcards

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What are Helena’s main feelings in her soliloquy?

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Helena expresses feelings of unrequited love, jealousy, and despair.

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True or False: Helena believes she is worthy of Demetrius’s love.

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False

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Fill in the blank: In her soliloquy, Helena compares love to _____ and _____ to illustrate its pain.

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madness, torment

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What does Helena reveal about her self-esteem in her soliloquy?

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She reveals that she has low self-esteem and feels unlovable.

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How does Helena describe her feelings towards Demetrius in her soliloquy?

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She describes them as intense and all-consuming despite his rejection.

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Multiple Choice: What metaphor does Helena use to describe love in her soliloquy? A) A flower B) A disease C) A journey

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B) A disease

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What does Helena wish for in her soliloquy?

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She wishes for Demetrius to love her back.

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True or False: Helena feels that her love for Demetrius makes her stronger.

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False

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What literary device is prevalent in Helena’s soliloquy?

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Imagery and metaphor.

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Fill in the blank: Helena feels like a _____ in comparison to Hermia.

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fool

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How does Helena’s soliloquy reflect the theme of love in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’?

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It shows love as irrational and painful.

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What does Helena mean by saying she is ‘sick of love’?

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She feels overwhelmed and tormented by her unrequited feelings.

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Multiple Choice: Who is Helena’s love interest? A) Lysander B) Demetrius C) Oberon

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B) Demetrius

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What does Helena’s soliloquy reveal about her relationship with Hermia?

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It reveals her feelings of insecurity and jealousy towards Hermia.

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True or False: Helena believes that love is a choice.

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False

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What action does Helena contemplate due to her feelings for Demetrius?

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She contemplates pursuing him despite his rejection.

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Fill in the blank: Helena feels that her beauty is _____ compared to Hermia’s.

18
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What does Helena say about the nature of love in her soliloquy?

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She suggests that love is blind and can lead to suffering.

19
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Multiple Choice: What does Helena desire from Demetrius? A) Friendship B) Love C) Revenge

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How does Helena’s soliloquy contribute to the play’s exploration of love?

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It illustrates the complexities and challenges of romantic love.

21
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True or False: Helena’s feelings for Demetrius are reciprocated throughout her soliloquy.

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What underlying theme does Helena’s soliloquy highlight?

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The irrationality and pain of unrequited love.

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What does Helena’s self-deprecating language indicate about her character?

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It indicates her deep insecurities and lack of confidence.

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Fill in the blank: Helena believes that love can make a person feel _____ and _____ at the same time.

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joyful, tormented

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How does Helena's soliloquy set the tone for her character's journey in the play?
It establishes her as a tragic figure in love who struggles with rejection.