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English 11 2nd quarter review - Macbeth
English 11 2nd quarter review - Macbeth
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Review quiz for 2nd quarter exam over the Renaissance.
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1
In what type of irony does the audience know more than the characters do?
Sarcasm
Verbal
Situational
Dramatic
2
What is the INCITING force of Macbeth?
When Macbeth kills Duncan
When Lady Macbeth convinces Macbeth to kill Duncan
The witches prophecy that Macbeth would be Cawdor comes true
When Duncan comes to Macbeth's home
3
Which is NOT a prophecy of the witches?
Banquo's son will be king
Banquo will be king
Macbeth will be king
Macbeth will be thane of Cawdor
4
The murder of the Macduffs, prophecy of the apparitions, and insanity of Lady Macbeth happens
at the catastrophe
during the exposition
in the falling action
in the rising action
5
Who is King of Scotland at the beginning of Macbeth?
Malcolm
Macduff
Duncan
Macbeth
6
A soliloquy is different than a monologue because the character on stage is . . .
happy
with only one other person
alone
talking to other characters
7
What is the moment of final suspense in Macbeth?
When Malcolm is named king
When the Macduff family is murdered
When Lady Macbeth dies
When Macbeth and Macduff come face to face and fight
8
What is BLANK VERSE?
iambic pentameter
unrhymed iambic pentameter/how Shakespeare wrote his plays
poetic verse written freely without any rules
poetry written in couplets
9
Macbeth's turning point occurs when
He orders the murder of the Macduff family
He becomes Thane of Cawdor
He kills Duncan
He has Banquo killed and sees his ghost
10
A Shakespearean tragedy always ends
after the third act.
happily.
in the main character's downfall
with a wedding.
11
When is setting established, background given, and the protagonist introduced in a tragic plot?
Exposition
Climax/Turning Point
Inciting Force
Catastrophe
12
Has characteristics opposite of standard heroes
anti-hero
comic relief characters
tragic protagonist
foil
13
What is Macbeth's tragic flaw (the character trait that ultimately leads to his downfall)?
Excessive Ambition
Gullibility
Insanity
Indecision
14
Iambic pentameter has an unstressed, stressed pattern with ________ syllables per line.
8
5
10
12
15
Comic relief occurs in a
monologue
tragedy
comedy
soliloquy
16
"Fair is foul. Foul is fair." is an example of a ___________ because it seems contradictory.
metaphor
apostrophe
pastoral
paradox
17
Which character is a FOIL to Macbeth?
Banquo
Fleance
Duncan
Malcolm
18
Which character is not "of woman born?"
Macduff
Duncan
Malcolm
Lady Macbeth
