When a character speaks to himself. The audience can hear.

What is the best paraphrase of the following excerpt?

Bless this marriage Lord, so nothing bad will come from it.

A statement that is contradictory and yet can still be true.

What is being compared in the bolded lines in the following except?

The families hate to a purple fountain.

What is the definition of dialogue?

A coonversation between 2 characters

What is a dramatic foil?

Characters who are opposite in many ways

A character speaks to antoher. Others on stage can't hear.

A long uninterrupted speech given by 1 character on stage.

Define forboding in this sentence: He felt a foreboding sense, amlost a danger toward Katie.

A feeling that something bad is going to happen.

What does the prologue tell the audience?

The star-crossed lovers will die.

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1
What is a soliloquy?
A long uninterrupted speech given by 1 character on stage.
A conversation between 2 characters
a character speaks to another. Others on stage can't hear.
When a character speaks to himself. The audience can hear.
2
Read the following except. What element informs the reader that Abram enters the scene?
The staging
Abram's dialogue
Sampson's dialogue
The stage directions
3
What is the best paraphrase of the following excerpt?
Bless this marriage Lord, so nothing bad will come from it.
Curse this marriage Lord, so they can learn their lesson.
Curse this marriage, so something bad will come of it.
Bless this sin Lord, so something good will come of it.
4
What literary element is mainly used in the following excerpt?
pun
personification
parallelism
paradox
5
Based on the following excerpt, what can you infer will happen to the families?
Someone will be banished.
Both families will love each other
The prince will have to threaten the families again
Someone will be executed.
6
Who is a foil character to Lady Capulet?
Lady Montague
Juliet
the Nurse
Tybalt
7
Which character is a foil to Benvolio?
Tybalt
the Nurse
Romeo
Mercutio
8
What event does the following passage predict?
An accident at the ball
The renewal of an old feud
Romeo's death
The beginning of a new love for Romeo
9
What is the ryhme device of the last two lines in the following passage?
Internal rhyme
No rhyme
Rhyming couplet
Approximate rhyme
10
In Act 5, Romeo thinks Juliet is dead, but the audience knows she is not. This an example of...
Verbal irony
Dramatic irony
Characterizational irony
Situational irony
11
What is the following an example of?
An aside
An allusion
Alliteration
An apostrophe
12
Which character is a foil to Romeo?
Mercutio
Friar Laurence
Lady Capulet
Tybalt
13
What kinds of people attended Shakespeare's plays?
Lower class
All kinds of people
No one of importance
Noblemen/ Upper class
14
What is a paradox?
A humorous play on words.
The repetition of the same beginning consonants.
A pair of characters who are opposite in many ways.
A statement that is contradictory and yet can still be true.
15
What is being compared in the bolded lines in the following except?
A fountain to blood.
The families hate to a purple fountain.
Thrist to water
Fire to a fountain.
16
In the following passage, who is Romeo talking to?
The Moon
Himself
Juliet
The Audience
17
What type of dramatic convention is used in the following passage?
Monologue
Aside
Dialogue
Soliloquy
18
What is the definition of dialogue?
A coonversation between 2 characters
A long uninterrupted speech given by 1 character on stage.
When a character speaks to himself. The audience can hear.
A character speaks to another. Others on stage can't hear.
19
What is a dramatic foil?
A short speech given by one character
Characters who are opposite in many ways
A long uninterrupted speech given by one character
A humorous play on words
20
Who are the "star-crossed lovers" in the play?
Benvolio and Tybalt
Lord and Lady Capulet
Romeo and Rosaline
Romeo and Juliet
21
Who does Shakespeare engage with humor such as puns and play-on-words in his plays?
Middle Class
Everyone
Upper Class
Lower Class
22
What is an aside?
A character speaks to antoher. Others on stage can't hear.
When a character speaks to himself. The audience can hear.
A conversation between 2 characters
A long uninterrupted speech given by 1 character on stage.
23
What is a Monologue?
A conversation between 2 characters
When a character speaks to himself. The audience can hear.
A character speaks to another. Others on stage can't hear.
A long uninterrupted speech given by 1 character on stage.
24
What literary term is used in the following excerpt?
foreshadowing
pun
simile
metaphor
25
What is the message behind Mercutio's Queen Mab speech?
Drams can be realistic fairy tales.
Dreams are deceptive.
Dreaming is not real.
Queen Mab will make your dreams come true.
26
What is a pun?
A pair of characters who are opposite in many ways
A long uninterrupted speech given by one character.
A short speech given by one character.
A humorous play on words.
27
Define forboding in this sentence: He felt a foreboding sense, amlost a danger toward Katie.
A feeling that something bad is going to happen.
A feeling that something good is going to happen.
A feeling that something is going to happen
A feeling that something lucky is going to happen.
28
What does the prologue tell the audience?
The star-crossed lovers will die.
Juliet will be a widow.
Romeo will be a widow.
Romeo is a Montague and Juliet is a Capulet.
29
What type of characterization is being used in the following passage?
Indirect characterization
Dynamic characterization
Static characterization
Direct characterization
30
What literary element is used in the following excerpt?
Metaphor
Pun
Simile
Foreshadowing

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