AMND - Q1A

P - magical

E - 'sometimes lurk I in a gossip's bowl, in the very likeness of a roasted crab'

T - Adverb 'sometimes' shows he doesn't always do it

E - Isn't always mischievous 

R - Shows the reader his character.

P - Amusing

E - 'jests to Oberon and makes him smile' 

T - 'jests'

E - Shows he likes entertaining as it's his job

R - Shows the reader he likes to make his master smile

P - Cruel

E - 'misleads night-wanders, laughing at their harm'

T - 'laughing'

E - shows he thinks it's funny

R - shows the reader that he enjoys laughing at people's pain

P - Funny

E - 'When I a fat and bean-fed horse beguile; neighing in the likeness of a filly foal'

T - The verb 'neighing' 

E - He finds it funny to imitate a young horse

R - Rythm - more engaging for the reader

P - Generous

E - 'Those that Hobgoblin call you and sweet Puck, You do their work and they shall have good luck'

T - 'Puck' and the noun 'luck' rhyme

E - Grants people good luck if called a certain name

R - Rhyming makes this more effective 

P - Annoying

E - 'the wisest aunt telling the saddest tale, Sometime for three-foot stool mistake the me, Then I slip from her bum and topples she'

T - 'mistaketh'

E - shows the wise aunt didn't know Puck was the stool

R - shows the reader he is irritating

P - Annoying

E - 'the wisest aunt telling the saddest tale, Sometime for three-foot stool mistake the me, Then I slip from her bum and topples she'

T - 'mistaketh'

E - shows the wise aunt didn't know Puck was the stool

R - shows the reader he is irritating