UK and Shakespeare Unit Review

Question 1

Which could NOT be considered a main theme of Twelfth Night?

Accepted Answer

Politics

Question 2

Shakespeare writes in

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iambic pentameter

Question 3

"We raised the discussion to a higher level" is an example of the metaphor

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rational is up; emotional is down

Question 4

Shakespeare wrote in

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Early Modern English

Question 5

"My spirits are rising" is an example of the metaphor...

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Happy is up and sad is down

Question 6

Who said it? "If music be the food of love, play on"

Accepted Answer

Orsino

Question 7

The name of the theater that Shakespeare performed his plays in is

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The Globe

Question 8

Vocabulary and the adoption of many foreign words is the main difference between

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Early Modern English and Late Modern English

Question 9

Who said it? "This is the air; that is the glorious sun;This pearl she gave me, I do feel't.."

Accepted Answer

Sebastian

Question 10

Manchester is a city in

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England

Question 11

"I left no ring with her: what means this lady?Fortune forbid my outside have not charm'd her!"

Accepted Answer

Viola said this

Question 12

Great Britain is comprised of which countries?

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England, Scotland, and Wales

Question 13

"A blank, my lord. She never told her love,But let concealment, like a worm i' the bud..."

Accepted Answer

Viola said this

Question 14

OED stands for

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Oxford English Dictionary

Question 15

Which character in Twelfth Night vows he'll be revenged on "the whole pack of you"?

Accepted Answer

Malvolio

Question 16

The four stages English has been through so far are

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Early Modern, Old, Middle, Late Modern English

Question 17

Who said it? "Madam, you have done me wrong, Notorious wrong."

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Malvolio

Question 18

In Shakespeare’s time, all actors were

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men

Question 19

Glasgow is a city in

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Scotland

Question 20

Who said it? "Come hither, boy: if ever thou shalt love,In the sweet pangs of it remember me;"

Accepted Answer

Orsino

Question 21

The UK is what countries?

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England, Scotland, Wales, and North Ireland

Question 22

"There's a high number of discouraged voters this election season"is an example of the metaphor

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more is up and less is down

Question 23

"I just can't afford to spend all that time studying!" is an example of the metaphor

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time is money

Question 24

"My masters, are you mad? or what are you? Have ye no wit, manners, nor honesty, but to gabble"

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Malvolio said this

Question 25

"There is no woman's sidesCan bide the beating of so strong a passionAs love doth give my heart

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Orsino said this

Question 26

"He shot down all my arguments" is an example of the metaphor...

Accepted Answer

argument is war

Question 27

Belfast is a major city in

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North Ireland

Question 28

"I don't see your point" is an example of the metaphor

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understanding is seeing

Question 29

Who does Olivia love?

Accepted Answer

Sebastian, Cesario

Question 30

The following authors are from the UK:

Accepted Answer

Oscar Wilde (The Importance of Being Earnest), JK Rowling (Harry Potter)

Question 31

Who does Viola love?

Accepted Answer

Orsino

Question 32

Who dresses up as a man in the play?

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Viola

Question 33

The Normans brought French to England in 1066, resulting in a linguistic class division where

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the upper class spoke French

Question 34

In the OED, you will find

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the etymology of words, definitions of words, the first known written use of a word, the languages words came from

UK and Shakespeare Unit Review

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