Romeo and Juliet Test

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anachronism

something out of time

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doggeral

senseless speech

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soliloquy

a speech a character makes to himself

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apostrophe

to talk to someone who isn’t there or can’t or won’t answer

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prologue

the introduction to the play (says what’s going to happen)

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simile

a comparison of two basically unlike things using “like” or “as”

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metaphor

a comparison of two basically unlike things saying ___ is ___

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comic relief

comedy inserted into tragedy to relieve the tension

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aside

a character’s muttered response

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picture frame stage

a cut out box in the wall (a room without one wall, like a dollhouse) Matches Shakespeare'’s inner stage

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theater-in-the-round

stage is surrounded on all sides by the audience. Matches Shakespeare’s platform stage

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alliteration

repetition of consonant sounds

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assonance

repetition of vowel sounds

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personification

give human characteristics to something inhuman—AKA anthropomorphism

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drama

a work meant for theatrical production

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foreshadowing

events in a narrative that help the reader predict what’s going to happen later on

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tragic flaw

what is going to lead to your downfall

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hubris

a type of tragic flaw that involves character traits (pride, arrogance, strongwilled)

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dramatic irony

a situation when the audience knows something the characters don’t

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dramatic unities

a) one setting b) one day (happens in 24 hours) c) one theme

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static character

character stays the same

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dynamic character

character who learns something and/or changes

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protagonist

Romeo and Juliet

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antagonist

fate and stars

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April 23, 1564 and April 23, 1616

birth and death of Shakespeare

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“bard of Avon”

Shakespeare known as the ______

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Anne Hathaway

Shakespeare married to

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Globe Theatre as well as Lord Chamberlain’s Company

Shakespeare associated with the

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154

Shakespeare wrote how many sonnets

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good memory, good swordsman, good elocution, agile, match costume with status of character (rich/poor(

Actor talents/skills

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14, lyric, iambic pentameter, rhyme scheme

a sonnet: a____ line long ____ poem composed in ____ _____ and with a certain ____ ____.

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Shakespearian, Spenserian, Petrarchan aka Italian

3 types of sonnets

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2 line stanza

couplet

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4 line stanza

quatrain

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6 line stanza

sestet

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8 line stanza

octave

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ABAB CDCD EFEF GG

Shakespearian Sonnet

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ABAB BCBC CDCD EE

Spenserian Sonnet

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ABBAABBA CDCDCD

Petrarchan Sonnet aka Italian

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How many plays did Shakespeare write?

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A Comedy of Errors

What comedy did he write?

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Romeo and Juliet

What tragedy did he write?

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Richard III

What history did he write?

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blank verse

All of his plays were written in ____ ____.

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unrhymed iambic pentameter

blank verse=

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theatre

English spelling

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theater

American spelling

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every Sunday mid-afternoon

When did plays happen?

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cannon

____ fired off top of theater for war scene

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Ignited lighting bolt

____ ___ ___ thing set off from top of theater for storm scene.

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Ghosts and witches

_____ and ______ pop up from trap doors for a scary scene.

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Prince Escalus

He lives in the palace

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Friar Laurence

Big person in the church

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Friar John

Not as big in the church

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Verona, Italy 1300s

Setting of the play

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Apothecary

Pharmacy (RX)

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Rosaline

Who does Romeo have a crush on?

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Count Paris

Who has a crush on Juliet?

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Lord Montague, Lady Montague, Romeo, Balthasar, Benvolio, and Mercutio

Who lives in Romeo Montague’s house?

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the Montague’s servant

Who is Balthasar?

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Romeo’s cousin

Who is Benvolio?

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Romeo’s crazy friend

Who is Mercutio?

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Lord Capulet, Lady Capulet, Juliet, Nurse, and Tybalt

Who lives in Juliet Capulet’s house?

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The lady who raised Juliet and nursed her

Who is Nurse?

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Juliet’s cousin who is hot tempered

Who is Tybalt?

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3 octagon

The Globe Theater is a ____sided ____

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groundlings

Poor people called

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The Yards

Grass in the center, the cheapest seats are called

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rich people

The covered seating was for the

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heavens

What was the 3rd floor called?

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3rd floor

Where are the turret, huts, and canopy located?

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balcony stage

What is the 2nd floor called?

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private rooms

What type of room is the 2nd floor used for?

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2nd floor

What floor are the music gallery and bay windows located on?

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inner stage

What is the 1st floor called?

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public rooms

What type of room is the 1st floor used for?

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1st floor

What floor are the doors located on?

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tiring house

What are the first three floor, used for indoor scenes, called?

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platform stage

What is the area used for outdoor scenes called?

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five

How many trap doors are there on the platform stage?

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hell

What is the space below the platform stage called?

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up, out

The tiring stage goes ___ and the platform stage goes __