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Twelfth Night-Unit 1 Test Review
Twelfth Night-Unit 1 Test Review
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The following is an example of:-----“The day to cheer and night's dank dew to dry”
anaphora
alliteration
oxymoron
sonnet
2
Stress
or emphasis placed on some syllables over others
meter
rhyme
WORDS!
accent
3
The theater most associated with Shakespeare and his acting company.
The Globe
The Rose
The Theatre
The Hope
4
Shakespeare wrote:
154 plays and 37 sonnets
37 plays and 154 sonnets
154 plays and 1,007 sonnets
13 plays and 37 sonnets
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A section of development in a poem which corresponds to a prose paragraph
poem
stanza
meter
verse
6
Blank verse is:
rhymed iambic pentameter
fake--it does not exist
verse with no set meter or rhyme
unrhymed iambic pentameter
7
Three quatrains and a couplet follow with a rhyme scheme: abab, cdcd, efef, gg.
Petrarchan sonnet
Shakespearean epic
Shakespearean sonnet
sonnet
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Whom does Feste work for?
Olivia's father
Malvolio
Orsino
Olivia
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The organization of words’ accents into a pattern.
syllables
meter
accent
scanning
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A group of four lines in a poem
sestet
tetrain
quatrain
tetrameter
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Twelfth Night is a______________.
comedy
Romance
tragedy
history
12
Dramatic technique in which a single character talks aloud inner thoughts to himself or herself
curtain call
aside
soliloquy
masque
13
An early rival to Shakespeare was ----whose most famous works include “Doctor Faustus”
Christopher Marlowe
Richard Burbage
King James VI of Scotland
Inigo Jones
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Which statement is correct?
Olivia's in love w/Cesario, Orsino w/Olivia, Viola w/Orsino
Sebastian is in love with Cesario, Malvolio w/Olivia
Olivia's in love w/ Orsino, Orsino w/Olivia, Viola w/Orsino
Olivia's in love w/Cesario, Orsino w/Viola, Viola w/Orsino
15
True or False? Elizabethan stages were ornate, with elaborate backdrops and set design.
True
False
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A two-syllable foot accented with strong, equal stress on both syllables like TICK-TOCK
spondee
iamb
noyouare
trochee
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A synonym for poetry; written in lines and stanzas.
pentameter
prose
scansion
verse
18
Who played the comic dame roles (older ladies) in Elizabethan era theater?
older male actors
ladies
Shakespeare himself
young boy actors
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Two syllables; there are five of these per line in a pentameter poem
arm
virgule
foot
bracket
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A two-syllable foot arranged stressed/unstressed
trochee
dactyl
spondee
iamb
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What is the metrical pattern of these lines?
trochaic tetrameter
iambic tetrameter
trochaic pentameter
iambic pentameter
22
Which of the following is not a convention of Shakespearean comedy?
adheres to the Aristotelian Unities
stock characters
soliloquies
masque
23
Why is Olivia in morning, when the play begins?
Orsino is driving her crazy
her father has recently died
Feste has been missing for months
her brother has recently died
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Iambic pentameter is:
a stanza consisting of 2 rhyming lines in iambic pentameter
metrical pattern of 4 feet per line accented unstress/stress
a 14-line poem written in a regular meter
metrical pattern of 5 feet per line accented unstress/stress
25
Toby Belch is:
Olivia's father
Maria's husband
Olivia's uncle
Olivia's cousin
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A unit of development in poetry, like the prose paragraph
line
stanza
quatrain
sonnet
27
The changing and resting rooms for actors, behind the stage in Elizabethan theater
gallery
trap door
tiring house
heavens
28
T or F: In this era, Elizabethan clothes, often “hand-me-downs” from patrons, was used onstage
False
True
29
What is the opening scene of the play?
Duke Orsino listening to music
the shipwreck that lands Viola and Sebastian in Ilyria
the twins putting on a show
Viola donning men's clothes for the first time
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A play on word by the use of words that are alike in sound but different in meaning.
dramatic irony
pun
caesura
oxymoron
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A two syllable foot accented unstressed/stressed
iamb
trochee
spondee
tetrameter
32
Festive courtly entertainment with music, dancing, singing, acting w/an elaborate stage design
pantomime
soliloquy
repertory
masque
33
True or false? Shakespeare was both a playwright and an actor?
True
False
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A group of actors who perform plays for short periods of time, moving on from 1 work to another
repertory company
King's Men
traveling company
commedia dell'arte
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The the younger female roles played during Elizabethan times by young boys.
ingenue
hero
trap door
dame
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The pattern of rhyme employed in a poem.
ababcdcdefefgg
scansion
it just rhymes, is that OKAY with you???
rhyme scheme
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Where is the play set?
the country of Messaline
space
the country of Ilyria
the country of Elysium
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Says the almost-dead Mercutio: "Ask for me tomorrow and you shall find me a
grave
man"
metaphor
metonymy
pun
soliloquy
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The theater in Southwark where Shakespeare’s plays were performed beginning in 1599.
The Hope
The Rose
The Theatre
The Globe
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The process of marking out meter and rhyme in poetry
meter
scansion
poetic analysis
rhyme scheme
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Who brought Sir Andrew to town, and why?
Toby, to woo Olivia
Toby, to hang out and "celebrate" with
Olivia, because they are cousins
Orsino, to help him plead his case with Olivia
42
Writing that is not poetry or verse; composed in sentences and paragraphs
novels
regular writing
poetry
prose
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Pentameter is:
a two-syllable foot arranged stressed/unstressed
a section of development in a poem
a metrical scheme with four feet per line
a metrical scheme with five feet per line
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tick-TOCK is a........
trochee
anapest
iamb
spondee
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This form of irony occurs when the audience possesses knowledge that characters do not
verbal
cosmic
dramatic
situational