The Tempest Act 3 Scene 2 Quiz

What does Trinculo think of Stephano’s ambition?

What does Caliban call Trinculo?

What does Stephano desire most in the plan?

Who are the first two characters in this scene?

What is Stephano doing when the scene begins?

What does Caliban urge Stephano to do?

How does Stephano view Caliban after his promises?

What theme connects this scene with the nobles’ plot in Act 2 Scene 1?

What does Caliban call Prospero in this scene?

According to Caliban, what must be seized from Prospero first?

What does Stephano think of the music that follows Ariel’s mischief?

What theme is highlighted through Caliban’s alliance with Stephano?

What is Stephano’s reaction to Ariel’s interference?

Why does Caliban say Prospero’s books are important?

What does Ariel do while invisible?

What does Stephano command at the end of the scene?

Where does Act 3 Scene 2 take place?

How does Stephano respond to Trinculo’s insults toward Caliban?

What does Caliban say about the island’s sounds?

What type of tone dominates the dialogue between Stephano and Trinculo?

What emotion does Caliban’s poetic speech reveal?

What role does Ariel play in this scene?

What does Ariel do to create confusion among the men?

How does Shakespeare use humor in this scene?

What plan does Caliban suggest to Stephano?

What does Caliban’s behavior toward Stephano symbolize?

Who does Caliban call his “god”?

What does Trinculo suspect about Caliban’s loyalty?

What does Caliban promise Stephano he will show him?

What effect does Ariel’s voice have on the trio?