English Vocabulary Exam

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Expedition

Journey for a specific purpose

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Annihilate

Destroy completely

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Paradox

Statement that seems impossible but is true

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Infinitesimal

Extremely small

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Corrupt

To be/make morally dishonest

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Transluscent

Lets some light through

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Luxuriate

To enjoy something rich or relaxing

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Instinct

Natural feeling

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Congealed

Turned from liquid to solid

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Hospitality

Friendly treatment of guests

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Facade

False/impressive building front

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Dachshund

Long-bodied dog

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Compulsion

Strong urge

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Emanate

Come out (like a smell)

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Congenial

Pleasant and friendly

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Inn

A small countryside hotel

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Ronin

Masterless samurai

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Deceit

Lying or tricking

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Bewildered

Confused

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Vanished

Disappeared completely

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Veldt

Grassland

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Neuroses

Anxiety disorders

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Appalled

Horrified

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Instinctively

Automatically

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Menacing

Threatening

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Tragic Flaw

A weakness that contributes to the characters downfall

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Tragedy

A story where characters experience downfall du to fate, mistakes, or flaws

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Monologue

A long speech spoken to other characters

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Aside

A short comment intended only for the audience

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Couplet

Two back-to-back lines that rhyme

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Iambic Pentameter

A pattern of ten syllables per line with alternating stress

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Foil

A character who contrasts with another to highlight traits

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Dramatic Irony

Occurs when the audience knows something that the characters do not

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Romeo

“My mind misgives, some consequence yet hanging in the stars shall bitterly begin his fearful date with his night reves!”

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Nurse

The character who is affectionate and caring towards Juliet and has cared for her for most of her life.

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Peter

A Capulet servant who escorted the nurse to meet with Romeo

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Sampson and Gregory

Two loyal Capulet servants who provoke some Montague servants into a fight at the beginning of the play.

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Tybalt

A member of the Capulet family and Juliet’s cousin, known for his witty wordplay and quick temper.

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Balthasar

Romeo’s servant who informs him that Juliet is dead, unaware that the news is not actually true.

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Capulet

The head of the _______ family, Juliet’s caring and protective father.

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Lady Capulet

Juliet’s cold and absent mother who considered marriage in terms of one’s social status.

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The wife of lord Montague who dislikes the violence between the Montagues and the Capulets

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Paris

A caring and sensitive character who is a close relative of the price, attracted to Juliet and wanted her hand in marriage

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Mantua

City where Romeo is sent after murdering Tybalt

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Surviving Child

Juliet is Capulet’s only ______________

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Star-crossed lovers

Love that is destined to fail because of outside sources

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Verona

Setting of Romeo and Juliet

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Humor

Mercutio stating that his fatal wound was nothing more than a scratch displays his _______

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Woe

Great sorrow or distress

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Adversary

One’s opponent in a contest, conflict, or dispute

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Fray

A fight OR wear on a rope

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Augmenting

Adding to something, increasing something

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Transgression

An act that goes against a law, rule or conduct, an offense

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Prodigiuous

Remarkably or impressively great in size, extent, or degree

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Hark

Listen

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Banished

Send someone away from a country or place as an official punishment

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Pardon

To forgive or excuse

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Dram

A small drink of whiskey or other spirits

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Romeo

“O, wilt thou leave me so unsatisfied”?

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Juliet

“Oh, I have bought the mansion of a love!”