Question

3 what does puck do to bottom? *
he transforms bottoms head into that of an donkey.
he transforms bottom into a fairy.
he gives bottom the ability to fly
he sprinkles love potion onto bottoms eyes.

1. titania tells bottom that her ear is much enamored of his note. what does she mean?

bottoms singing rivals that of the mermaid oberon heard singing.
the note that bottom wrote to her caused her to forgive him.
the poetry in his note caused her to forgive oberon.
she thinks that his off - key singing is perfect and she loves it

Explanation:

In Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Puck (also known as Robin Goodfellow) is a mischievous fairy. He plays a trick on Bottom by transforming his head into that of a donkey. This is a well - known plot point in the play. For the second question, when Titania says her "ear is much enamored of" Bottom's note, in the context of the play, Bottom is known for his rather bad singing. The love potion has made Titania infatuated with him, so she finds his off - key singing (which others would not) to be wonderful.

Answer:

1. He transforms Bottom's head into that of an donkey.
2. She thinks that his off - key singing is perfect and she loves it.