English 9 Exam

who was Utterson?

Narrator, lawyer

Who was Mr. Enfield?

Cousin to Utterson

who was Mr. Hyde?

The Evil Side

who was Dr. Jekyll?

A Doctor

who was Dr. Lanyon?

Shocked to Death

who was Poole?

Jekyll's servant

Who was Sir Danvers Carew?

He was murdered by Hyde

Story Starter #1: This is the sad

sad story of a good friend of mine

Story Starter #2: I was in charge of Dr. Jekyll's will

but I have to tell you that there was something about his will that really bothered me... (ch 1 & 2)

Story Starter #3: After hearing my cousin's story

I decided to really investigate this Mr. Hyde. I went to Dr. Lanyon

Story Starter #4: Obviously

Mr. Hyde bothers me for some reason. I tried to talk to my friend

Story Starter #5: Finally

I was able to talk to Dr. Jekyll! I feel a little bit better as he assured me that any moment he chooses

Story Starter #6: Things seemed calm but then news of a murder rang out...

A famous man

Story Starter #7: And I was contacted because... (ch. 4)

a cane I had given to my friend Jekyll was found at the murder scene. What was Hyde doing with that cane? The police officer and I went to Hyde's apartment to investigate. We found the other half of the broken cane. The apartment looked like it had been ransacked.

Story Starter #8: Finally

Dr. Jekyll tells me that Mr. Hyde is gone and won't return. In fact

Story Starter #9: Things are getting weird again! Dr. Jekyll has seemed so "himself" lately but now he is staying home and won't see visitors. And now something terribly sad and strange has happened to Dr. Lanyon... (ch. 6)

I went to visit him but he looked like death itself! He looks older and quite upset over something. He says that he has been shocked by something and will probably die soon. Two weeks later

Story Starter #10: You know I love walking with my cousin. One day when we were out walking again we saw Dr. Jekyll in his upper window. You won't believe what began to happen... (ch. 7)

actually don't know what began to happen but suddenly Dr. Jekyll

Story Starter #11: Finally

when we thought we couldn't stand this mystery any longer

Story Starter #12: I finally understand why Dr. Lanyon died. Mr. Hyde

desperate and out of meds

Story Starter #13: In conclusion

I have now come to understand all the sad truths about my poor friend Dr. Jekyll. I have learned that... (ch. 10)

who were the Capulets/ associated with the Capulets?

Lady and Lord Capulet

who were the Montagues/ associated with the Montagues?

Lady and Lord Montague

Neutral characters:

Frair Lawrence

know the people who died and how they died: (6 ppl)

➢ Juliet -Killed herself upon seeing Romeo dead ➢ Tybalt -Fights Mercutio and then Romeo

Romeo kills him. ➢ Paris -Killed by Romeo at the tomb ➢ Lady Montague -Dies of a broken heart over Romeo's banishment ➢ Romeo -Kills himself when he learns that Juliet "died" ➢ Mercutio -Killed by Tybalt in a sword fight

Romeo & Juliet meeting: When/Where

Met at the Capulet Feast on the first day of the play

Romeo & Juliet pledging their Love: When/Where/How

After the feast

Romeo & Juliet marrying: Who marries them

When

Fight between Mercutio/Tybalt/Romeo: Why

Where

Romeo's Punishment: What it is

Why it happens

Lord and Lady Capulet's Decision regarding Juliet and Paris: What they decide to do

why they are doing this

Juliet's plan: Who makes the plan

what is the plan

Balthasar's Role: What does Balthasar do? What does this lead Romeo to do?

Balthasar didn't get the news of the plan. He sees Juliet "dead

Final Graveyard Scene: What happens to Romeo

Paris

Final Wrap Up: What do the families decide to do? How is the feud resolved?

Friar Lawrence tells the families what happened. They make statues in Romeo and Juliet's honor and reconcile.

Foreshadowing definition:

hints at something that is to come later on

Oxymoron Definition:

Two words together that contradict each other. Authors often use these to show conflicting struggles or emphasize opposing ideas.

double talk/ double speak definition:

To say something that can be taken 2 different ways.

symbols definition:

Objects that represent something other than their literal meaning.

Soliloquy definition:

A speech made alone on stage by a character.

puns definition:

Playing with words by showing the different possible meanings of a word.

Allusion definition:

A reference to a well-known story