The Tempest mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on The Tempest, covering themes, characters, quotations and context. It is for school students revising the play and teachers looking for material to support lessons. With over 150 mind maps, the collection is mostly aimed at secondary level; choose one to start exploring.
Mind maps
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The Tempest Mind map of the core components of the play.
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The Tempest Key Themes A mind-map exploring 5 of the key themes of William Shakespeare's The Tempest - God & Humanity, Magic, New ... -
Tempest themes quotes Mind map for quotes and themes for my A2 eng lit exam 2014 -
PROSPERO: Character Profile Detailed character profile for Prospero. Includes all summaries of his scenes, AO2 (writer's use of languag... -
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The Tempest Critical Interpretation Just different interpretations of the play. -
The Tempest: Act 1 Scene 1
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Tempest Key Quotations
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ThE tEmpESt This is a fantasic amazing awesome incredible hella rad mind map you will be blown away you will leave enli... -
The Tempest Context A mind-map of the historical context surrounding William Shakespeare's final play The Tempest including Jam... -
The Tempest Mind map of the core components of the play.
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PROSPERO: Character Profile Detailed character profile for Prospero. Includes all summaries of his scenes, AO2 (writer's use of languag... -
The Tempest: Themes
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Magic & Nature
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the tempest
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The Tempest: Themes
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prospero
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themes of the T
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Analysis P
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The Tempest AO3
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The Tempest AO5
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analysis of caliiiii
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Characters in The Tempest
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The Tempest Key Themes A mind-map exploring 5 of the key themes of William Shakespeare's The Tempest - God & Humanity, Magic, New ...
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Characters
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Shakespeare (1610): The Tempest
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Cultural Context
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THE TEMPEST
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The Tempest Critical Interpretation Just different interpretations of the play.
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Prospero in the tempest
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The Tempest- Act 1, Scene 1/2- Themes Established
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Tempest context
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Caliban
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Hierarchy/Class/ Power Dynamics
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The Tempest
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Miranda in the Tempest
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Order to Disorder: The Tempest and Dr Faustus
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About the tempest mind maps
GoConqr OriginalUsing The Tempest mind maps
These maps offer different ways into the play. Tempest themes quotes groups quotations under ideas such as illusion and deception, nature versus nurture, and freedom. Magic & Nature looks at the opening storm and its effects, while The Tempest Key Themes raises questions about allegory.
Build a revision route
Start with a themes map if you want to see how ideas are grouped. Read one branch at a time, then cover it and recall the points and quotations it contains. Return to the map to check what you missed. Compare it with another map on the same topic to see a different selection of ideas.
For a closer look at a character, use Characters in The Tempest. When you want to practise recalling lines rather than tracing connections, switch to flashcards on the unit page. If you want to check your recall, use a quiz there instead. Pick a map and follow a branch that interests you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
The Tempest Key Themes is a useful place to begin if you want to focus on ideas. It raises questions about allegory and Prospero. For a quotations-based approach, Tempest themes quotes groups lines under topics including deception, freedom, and compassion and forgiveness.
What do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover themes, characters, quotations, context and critical interpretation. For example, Characters in The Tempest looks at Prospero, Miranda and others, while The Tempest: Act 1 Scene 1 examines the opening. Other maps focus on topics such as magic and nature.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Which levels do these resources suit?
The collection is mostly aimed at secondary-level study, making it relevant to school students revising The Tempest and teachers choosing material for lessons. Exams mentioned in the resources include GCSE English Literature, A-level English Literature and HSC English. Individual maps take different approaches to the play.