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Who made Italian sonnets?
Petrarch
What does sonnet mean?
“little song”
Italian sonnets have two parts: the ______ and the ______.
Octave and sestet
The octave __________________.
poses a question or problem
The sestet___________________.
resolves/answers
English sonnets have two parts: three _____ and a ending ________.
quatrains, couplet
The quatrains express ________.
a problem/question
The couplet ______.
resolves
meter
the rhythmical pattern in a line of poetry resulting in the arrangement of stressed and unstressed syllables (basically RRHYME SCHEME)
volta
a shift in tone in the poem
stanza
line of poetry grouped together. Similar to a paragraph
exact rhyme
the repetition of words that end with the same vowel and consonant sounds as in love and dove
slant rhyme
the repetition of words with an ending with similar sounds but do not rhyme perfectly
end rhyme
the rhyming of words at the end of the line as in I saw a cloud / it was thundering very loud
internal rhyme
the rhyming of words within a line, as in the cat in the hat
a sonnet is ___ lines
14
shakespeare married _______.
Ann Hathaway
Shakespeare had ____ kids.
three
Plays did not use ____ but rather relied on ______.
sets, fancy costumes
iambic pentameter has ___ iambs.
five
What are iambs?
a metric foot of two syllables… one is stressed and one is not.
oxymoron
a figure of speech containing two directly contradictory terms (ex: slient scream/ jumbo shrimp)
blank verse
lines written is iambic pentameter without rhyme
monologue
a long speech given by one character
soliloquy
the act of expressing one’s thoughts when alone
aside
a characters talks to the audience, makes a remark
Where did Shakespeare make his debut play?
Globe Theatre
Women’s parts were played by _____.
Men
Queen Elizabeth loved the ____.
theater
______ was really important in Elizabethan plays.
BLOODSHED
Romeo and Juliet mixed ____ and ______
comedy and tragedy
Shakespeare was born in ______.
Stratford-upon-Avons