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Amygdala
Your threat meter (most developed part and the first to fully develop)
Anything you see, smell, etc. goes to the Amygdala first.
Helps you survive by noticing your threats.
Pre-Frontal Cortex
Closest thing we have to a CPU.
Least developed when born, and last part to fully develop
The reaction of what you are noticing
What does the Amygdala control and why is it Important
Controls: emotions (fear, anger, passion)
Important because: It makes reactions intense and impulsive
What does the Pre-Frontal Cortex control and why is it Important
Controls: decision-making, logic, self-control
Important because: It helps you think before acting
Chemicals: Dopamine
Makes you happy (chemical reaction)
will encourage you to continue the behavior
It makes you feel happy and “addicted” to something (or someone)
Serotonin
mood and emotional stability
Low levels can make you feel obsessed or anxious
controls anxiety
Adrenaline
fight-or-flight response (heart racing, energy boost)
A burst of energy
It prepares you for danger or intense situations
heightens your senses
Oxytocin
binding drug (love hormone), makes you feel connected and safe towards people
Released when making physical contact with someone/living thing
sexual behavior releases oxytocin
Helps people form deep emotional connections
What love does to the brain
Increases dopamine → you feel happy, excited, addicted
Decreases serotonin → can cause obsession
Releases oxytocin → creates strong emotional bonds
Activates adrenaline → makes love feel intense and dramatic
Weakens prefrontal cortex control and → you make impulsive decisions
lowers activity in the Amygdala and PFC
What breaking up does to you
Breaking up causes you to be sad and depressed. The love chemicals decrease (not enough)
Soliloquy
when a character talks when they are alone on stage, long speech (not a couple lines); to hear their inner thoughts (NOT A MONOLOUGE)
Example of a soliloquy
1) Act 2. Sc 2. "Romeo, O Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?" (balcony scene)
2) When juliet is about to drink the ¨poison¨, but has second thoughts before
Aside
a quick comment to the audience or a private comment to someone else on stage (for a select group of people by turning your back/stepping aside); a stage whisper
Examples of Aside
1) ¨My only love sprung from my only hate!¨ -Juliet after meeting Romeo at the party
Oxymoron
two contradictory terms combined (oppisites) ex: bittersweet
Example of Oxymoron
1) Act 2 Scene 3: ¨Parting is such a SWEET SORROW¨ -Juliet (right before she leaves during balcony scene)
Paradox
a seemingly contradictory statement that is actually true ex: as I get closer to the fire, I got colder
Example of Paradox
1) Act 3. Sc 5. "More light and light, more dark and dark our woes." -Romeo (as the morning light ("light and light") increases, their misery ("dark and dark our woes") also increases.)
Pun
word play; using words that have multiple meanings or the same/similar sounding
Example of Pun
1) ¨Ask me tommorow, and you shall find me a grave man.¨ -Mercutio (Grave= serious & dead)
Double Entendre
a statement that has two/multiple meanings; one of them is of a dirty/sexual nature
Examples of Double Entendre
1) ¨Is love a tender thing? It is too rough..¨ - Romeo
2) ¨I am the pink of courtesy¨ - Mercutio
Extended Metaphor
a series of metaphors (or other literary devices) that all deal with the same subject (starts with a metaphor and keeps going)
Examples of Extended Metaphor
1) When Romeo compares Juliet to the sun and continues with the figurtive laguage (balcony scene)
2) ¨Thou knowest the mask of night is on my face…¨ -Juliet (compares the night as a mask to cover her feelings and continues talking about her embarresment that Romeo heard what she said about him
Dramatic Irony
ironic because we know something that the characters don't know
A character has to stay contradicting to prove dramatic irony
Example of Dramatic Irony
¨I dreamt my lady came and found me dead…¨ -Romeo (dreams about Juliet reviving him, but she is alive but he dosent know )
How many lines does a Shakespearean Sonnet have
14 lines
What Rhyme Scheme does a Shakespearean Sonnet have
ABAB CDCD EFEF GG
What is the GG part of a Shakespearean Sonnet rhyme scheme called
GG: couplet (fully resolves the problem)
What is the rhythm of the Shakespearean Sonnet called
Iambic Pentameter
Iambic Pentameter
iams: a series of two syllables,
- first syllable = ( unstressd
- second syllable = / stressed
each line will have 10 syllables -- a SHAKESPEAREAN SONNET
How to read a Shakespearean Sonnet
1st line or 2 lines: establishes a question/concern
First 8 lines: explores the question/concern
Lines 9-12: attempts to start solving the question/concern
Last 2 lines ¨couplet¨ fully resolves the problem
Before ) /
After / )
Pre-Party Scene (Just Romeo)
Lacks Dopamine because he is depressed,
lacking oxytocin because he wasent making any physical contact
Low activity in the PFC meaning Romeo is unable to determine that his heatbreak is not the end of the world
Activity in the Amygdala is on overdrive because he has very strong emotions and ¨overreacts¨
Party Scene (R&J)
Increased activity of adrenaline, causing Romeo´s senses to heighten
Increased Oxytocin due to touching Juliets hand and kissing her
Increased serotonin due to less anxiety
Balcony Scene (R&J)
Increased activity in the Amygdala due to strong emotions
Increased dopamine due to being in love
Increased adrenaline due to Romeo´s decreased fear of danger and being killed
Romeo and Tybalt Scene
Roemo had an increase of adrenaline, causing him to become fearless, disguarding consequences
Increased activity in Amygdala causing strong emotions to take over him killing tybalt
End of Play Scene
Romeo and Juliet have an underdeveloped PFC, causing them to ¨overreact¨ and commit suicide
decreased adrenaline and dopamine causing him to be sad and depressed feeling
Increased activity in Amygdala causing them to act impulsivley