What does a director do?

Interpret the play and direct the actors.

To analyze a poem, what would be good questions to ask?

What's the theme of the poem? What's the poet's intent?, How does the poet support his point with specific images?

Something bad in the story usually based on human suffering.

What are the characters?

The thematic ones who act out and are affected by the plot.

What is the first point of view?

Told from a single character's perspective.

What is a lyric poem?

A brief poem usually expressing an intense personal emotion.

What would be a scrutiny of legitimacy of a poem's truthful and emotional content?

Are the poet's remarks germane today in the era of Mass M?

What would be an example of a consideration of the cultural climate of the time?

Was "courtly love" a prevalent cultural theme?

What would be an example of a consideration of the common contemporary poetic conventions?

Were other poets proclaiming their love for idealized women?

Which of these is an example of Iambic Pentameter?

“My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun”

To understand the context of the poem, we would consider what?

The sociopolitical and socioeconomic conditions., Legitimacy of a poem's truthful and emotional content., The cultural climate of the time., The common contemporary poetic conventions.

What does the narrator do?

Tells the story or poem from his or her point of view.

What is the omniscient point of view?

When the narrator is unrestricted and all-knowing.

The ordinary language used in speaking and writing.

Identifying a poem’s intent and evaluating its execution.

Explication of formal poetic elements would include which of the following?

Finding tone of the narrative voice, Examine word choice, imagery, comparisons, metaphor, etc., Review language use.

The background against which the action takes place.

What is an epic poem?

A recounting of the hero's death or the history of a people.

What would be an example of a consideration of the sociopolitical and socioeconomic conditions?

What roles were open to women in Elizabethan England?, What influence might Queen Elizabeth have had on poets' POV?, What comments is the poet making about his society?

A rhythmic form of expression that's intensive & creative.

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Literary Analysis Quiz Activity (6th Hour Humanities Mrs. Von Neumann)-Vishnu & Blessen

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1
What does a director do?
The thematic ones who act out and are affected by the plot.
Interpret the play and direct the actors.
A brief poem usually expressing an intense personal emotion.
Tragic happening in the story.
2
To analyze a poem, what would be good questions to ask?
What's the theme of the poem? What's the poet's intent?
Who published the poem?
What was the weather like when the poet wrote it?
How does the poet support his point with specific images?
3
What is tragedy?
The background against which the action takes place.
Something bad in the story usually based on human suffering.
A recounting of the hero's death or the history of a people.
A message or emotion that the author wishes to convey.
4
What are the characters?
The action of the story.
The play's interpreter.
The thematic ones who act out and are affected by the plot.
The ordinary language used in speaking and writing.
5
What is the first point of view?
Told from a single character's perspective.
A tragic happening in the story.
Rhythmic form of expression.
An amusing and funny story with a happy ending.
6
What is a lyric poem?
Tells the story or poem from his or her point of view.
The action of the story.
A brief poem usually expressing an intense personal emotion.
The ordinary language used in speaking and writing.
7
What is the verse of most Shakespearean plays?
free verse
dirty verse
prose
blank verse
8
What would be a scrutiny of legitimacy of a poem's truthful and emotional content?
Was the poet mentally deranged?
Are the poet's remarks germane today in the era of Mass M?
Does it blatantly support a specific political ideology now?
Has it been used to improve the mental health of a patient?
9
What is the most common rhyme scheme of a Shakespearean poem?
baba daca fefe hh
aa bb cc dd ee ff
ac bd fh gj lmno
abab cdcd efef gg
10
What would be an example of a consideration of the cultural climate of the time?
Was there a large amount of people employed in churches?
Was "courtly love" a prevalent cultural theme?
What was the most prominent religious denomination?
Was there access to foreign markets and investment?
11
What would be an example of a consideration of the common contemporary poetic conventions?
What was the badger population at the time?
Were other poets proclaiming their love for idealized women?
Was there access to domestic markets and trading?
Did the majority of the population live in nomadic tribes?
12
Which of these is an example of Iambic Pentameter?
“If ever two were one, then surely we."
"I labour by singing light."
”But for the common wages of their most secret heart.”
“My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun”
13
To understand the context of the poem, we would consider what?
The sociopolitical and socioeconomic conditions.
Legitimacy of a poem's truthful and emotional content.
The cultural climate of the time.
The common contemporary poetic conventions.
14
To analyze a poem you do what?
Skim through the poem.
Do nothing.
Look up the answer.
Ask questions.
15
What does the narrator do?
The background against which the action takes place.
Identify a poem’s intent and evaluate its execution.
The ordinary language used in speaking and writing.
Tells the story or poem from his or her point of view.
16
What is the omniscient point of view?
The action of the story.
When the narrator is unrestricted and all-knowing.
Recounting of the life of a hero.
The background against which the action takes place.
17
What is prose?
Tragic happening in the story.
The ordinary language used in speaking and writing.
An amusing and funny story with a happy ending.
Rhythmic form of expression.
18
What is the type of meter occurring in most Shakespearean works?
Iambic Pentameter
Your Mom
Spondee
Trimeter
19
Shakespearean sonnets are called what?
Tercet
Offset
Quatrains
Octave
20
What is a poetic form Shakespeare commonly used?
Limerick
Sonnet
Distich
Haiku
21
What is explication?
When the narrator is knows everything.
When the narrator is not limited by space and time.
The background against which the action takes place.
Identifying a poem’s intent and evaluating its execution.
22
Explication of formal poetic elements would include which of the following?
Finding tone of the narrative voice
Correcting capitalization.
Examine word choice, imagery, comparisons, metaphor, etc.
Review language use.
23
What is the setting?
The ordinary language used in speaking and writing.
The message or emotion that the author wishes to convey.
The background against which the action takes place.
The action of the story.
24
What is an epic poem?
The ordinary language used in speaking and writing.
The background against which the action takes place.
The action of the story.
A recounting of the hero's death or the history of a people.
25
What would be an example of a consideration of the sociopolitical and socioeconomic conditions?
What roles were open to women in Elizabethan England?
What influence might Queen Elizabeth have had on poets' POV?
What comments is the poet making about his society?
Legitimacy of a poem's truthful and emotional content?
26
What is poetry?
A rhythmic form of expression that's intensive & creative.
The message or emotion that the author wishes to convey.
Tells the story or poem from his or her point of view.
The action of the story

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