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Final Exam Review - Academic Vocabulary, SAT Vocabulary, The Taming of The Shrew
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Why does Friar Lawrence say he will marry Romeo and Juliet?
Because he likes them
Because he misses doing weddings
Because he has to
Because it may make their families get along
2
Romeo and Tybalt get in a fight at the party and that is why he has to leave.
False
True
3
Where does the play take place?
Spain
Verona
London
Paris
4
Juliet is a
Shakespeare
Mercutio
Montague
Capulet
5
Antigone is by definition a _______________; she breaks Creon’s law, not once but twice.
Exponent
Renegade
Nuisance
Guru
6
What plan does Friar Lawrence and Juliet come up with to avoid marrying Paris?
For Juliet to take a potion that makes her appear dead
For Juliet to run away
For Friar Lawrence to just hide Juliet
For Friar Lawrence to marry she a Paris but just for pretend
7
He was a financial _______________; everyone went to him for advice.
Guru
Eclectic
Exponent
Prudent
8
Who sends a letter to Romeo’s house challenging him to a fight?
Benvolio
Tybalt
the Nurse
Mercutio
9
Tulips _______________ in any good garden soil that has been deeply dug or trenched.
Recede
Cower
Taper
Flourish
10
The valedictorian delivered a __________ speech, contrast to the salutatorian's lengthy speech.
Scarce
Despondent
Laconic
Unanimous
11
Romeo dies from . . .
Poison
Dagger
Sword
Drowning
12
A narrative about serious and important actions that end unhappily; the main characters are in some ways responsible
Autobiography
Memoir
Comedy
Tragedy
13
The supermarket set a _______________ of two chickens per family during the big sale.
Quota
Tactile
Maneuver
Deduction
14
When the audience/reader knows more about the events in a story than the characters do
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
Verbal Irony
Indirect Irony
15
An ingrained trait ("fatal flaw") that leads to a character's death or downfall
Hamartia
Catharsis
Direct Characterization
Stichomythia
16
Romeo meets __________ at Juliet’s tomb and kills him.
Friar Lawrence
Capulet
Paris
Benvolio
17
The buildings appeared in_______________ against the sky.
Accentuate
Silhouette
Flourish
Spectrum
18
Trying to ___________ through London's busy streets can be a nightmare for the average tourist.
Undulate
Bamboozle
Renegade
Maneuver
19
“Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get.”
Hyperbole
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
20
Why was Friar John unable to deliver the letter?
Stopped by the plague and a quarantine
Stopped by a lame horse
Stopped by a broken wheel on his cart
Stopped by bad weather
21
The child’s _______________ response was to move her hand away from the hot stove.
Guru
Tactile
Jovial
Prudent
22
My doctor told me I need more __________ in my life; otherwise, I may have a nervous breakdown.
Tranquility
Flourish
Jovial
Quota
23
Since one of the five council members objected to the proposal, the vote was not _____________.
Prudent
Impertinent
Unanimous
Exponent
24
A horrible truth leads to release, purification, or
Tragic Flaw
Hamartia
Tragic Hero
Catharsis
25
Tybalt kills . . .
Benvolio
Romeo
Juliet
Mercutio
26
An autobiographical account or an account of a personal experience of the author
Biography
Ode
Memoir
Evidence
27
A long speech that a character delivers to other characters on stage
Soliloquy
Aside
Monologue
Oral Interpretation
28
“_______________ not to have more but to be more.” ~ Archbishop Romero
Aspire
Taper
Decorum
Accentuate
29
What is Romeo’s punishment for murder?
None
Torture
Banishment
Death
30
The disruptive child was a _______________ to the class.
Exponent
Nuisance
Jovial
Guru
31
Juliet dies from . . .
Poison
Drowning
Sword
Dagger
32
The animals will ____________ farther into the forest as developers continue to cut down trees.
Taper
Undulate
Jaunty
Recede
33
What is Juliet’s excuse to go to church to marry Romeo?
To go to confession
To attend a sermon
To go to dinner
To help with an event
34
Who is Romeo’s peacemaker Cousin?
Abraham
Sampson
Gregory
Benvolio
35
Dated events give students a _______________ of important occurrences throughout history.
Silhouette
Decorum
Chronology
Commemorate
36
Who is Romeo’s fun loving friend that just wants to party?
Paris
Sampson
Benvolio
Mercutio
37
Plays on the multiple meanings of words
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
Pun
38
Romeo forgets all about his first love as soon as he sees Juliet, and it is new love at first sight.
False
True
39
Romeo is a
Montague
Capulet
Shakespeare
Mercutio
40
Who is Juliet’s bad tempered Cousin?
Benvolio
Tybalt
Abraham
Mercutio
41
It is fun to watch the ocean waters _______________ beneath our glass-bottom boat.
Flourish
Divulge
Undulate
Bamboozle
42
Word order
Syntax
Foil
Diction
Tone
43
Who knows Romeo and Juliet are married?
Mercutio and Benvolio
Tybalt and Sampson
Friar Lawrence and the Nurse
Capulet and Lady Capulet
44
What does Romeo purchase from the Apothecary?
Food
Poison
Wine
Flowers
45
Placing people, places, or things side by side for purpose of comparison/contrast
Anaphora
Foil
Juxtaposition
Allusion
46
Jack lost his job because of his _______ habit of not completing his duties in a timely manner.
Despondent
Guru
Lackadaisical
Scarce
47
That the world is flat was at one time a popular
_______________
.
Exponent
Fallacy
Bizarre
Guru
48
One who remains the same throughout a narrative
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Complex Character
Flat Character
49
Conversation between characters
Deconstruct
Dialogue
Stichomythia
Catharsis
50
Lana suspected the _______________ of tunnels and chambers ran beneath the entire town.
Chronology
Labyrinth
Scarce
Bamboozle
51
When an event contradicts the expectations of the characters or
Indirect Irony
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
52
Who is Juliet supposed to marry on Thursday (even though she is already married)?
Paris
Mercutio
Tybalt
Benvolio
53
Who is Juliet’s confidant and caregiver?
her Mom
her Cousin
her Dad
her Nurse
54
Who is Romeo in love with at the start of Act 1?
Barbara
Emma
Rebecca
Rosaline
55
You'll find the symptoms begin __________ gradually about 24 hours after you take the medicine.
Undulating
Flourishing
Tapering
Commemorating
56
The mother found her daughter _______________ beneath the covers, terrified of the dark.
Cowering
Divulging
Aspiring
Receding
57
We attended a wreath-laying ceremony to _____ those who sacrificed their lives for our country.
Undulate
Accentuate
Silhouette
Commemorate
58
The writer's central idea or main message about life
Motif
Proverb
Theme
Archetype
59
Who asks for Juliet’s hand in marriage?
Paris
Prince
Tybalt
Romeo
60
Word choice
Diction
Foil
Syntax
Tone
61
The use of hints or clues in a narrative to suggest future action
Flashback
Tableau
Ode
Foreshadowing
62
The Nurse tells Juliet she should just marry Paris like her parents want her to.
False
True
63
After the earthquake, many were left _________, wondering how they were supposed to start over.
Laconic
Immune
Despondent
Jovial
64
Being _____ in personal financial management is important during times of economic hardship.
Prudent
Jaunty
Despondent
Impertinent
65
“Love is a battlefield.” “Life is a rollercoaster.” “The world is a stage.”
Hyperbole
Personification
Metaphor
Simile
66
Ashley’s new haircut _______________ her cheek bones.
Divulges
Immunes
Flourishes
Accentuates
67
That poison is similar to snake-poison and rapidly paralyses animals which are not _____ to it.
Eclectic
Decorum
Despondent
Immune
68
Who tells the families they must stop fighting on penalty of death?
The Prince
Paris
Tybalt
The King
69
When the narrator or author provides information about a character
Indirect Characterization
Synthesis
Direct Characterization
Irony
70
The delivery of dialogue in a rapid, fast-paced manner
Sickomythia
Stuccomythia
Stichomythia
Stickomythia
71
Trent’s story was so _______________ that many questioned whether it actually happened.
Impertinent
Bizarre
Prudent
Formidable
72
Apartments are really _______________ in this city, so rents are very steep.
Scarce
Laconic
Rampant
Bizarre
73
A long speech in which a character alone on stage expresses thoughts
Monologue
Oral Interpretation
Aside
Soliloquy
74
A character/narrator/author says one thing while meaning the opposite
Dramatic Irony
Indirect Irony
Verbal Irony
Situational Irony
75
The detective must uncover the murderer by _______________ from facts.
Decorum
Ramification
Quota
Deduction
76
Narrator shows the character interacting with others, thinking, speaking or taking action
Indirect Characterization
Catharsis
Direct Characterization
Irony
77
Romeo and Juiet profess their love for each other in the famous__________ scene.
Pool
Paris
Balcony
Church
78
One that has multiple or conflicting motivations
Complex Character
Dynamic Character
Flat Character
Static Character
79
A short speech, usually delivered to the audience but sometimes to another character; others are not supposed to hear
Monologue
Aside
Oral Interpretation
Soliloquy
80
One who changes in response to the events of a narrative
Flat Character
Dynamic Character
Static Character
Complex Character
81
Romeo kills . . .
the Nurse
Tybalt
Mercutio
Benvolio
82
The maze _______________ the adventurers; they searched for the exit for hours.
undulated
tapered
bamboozled
cowered
83
A character whose traits contrast with another character's traits
Dialgoue
Foil
Stichomythia
Tragic Hero
84
During the riots, crime was _______________ in the streets.
Tactile
Quota
Rampant
Jovial
85
Jason was shocked when he learned the ____ of his cheating was immediate expulsion from school.
Decorum
Exponent
Ramification
Chronology
86
The children's hospital treats kids with a wide _______________ of medical problems.
Eclectic
Spectrum
Rampant
Flourish
87
A lyric poem expressing the feelings or thoughts of a speaker, often celebrating a person/event
Dialgoue
Ode
Tableau
Chorus
88
Her music tastes are _______________; she is open to a variety of genres.
Eclectic
Spectrum
Rampant
Guru
89
A reference to a well-known person, place, thing or idea of significance
Epigraph
Illusion
Allusion
Ode
90
She _______________ the secret even when she promised her friend she would not.
Cowered
Aspired
Bamboozled
Divulged
91
Someone who willingly suffers or dies rather than give up his/her causes or beliefs
Mortar
Martar
Marter
Martyr
92
Martin Luther King will always be remembered as an _______________ of Civil Rights.
Exponent
Despondent
Guru
Commemorate
93
Language that appeals to the senses
Metaphor
Imagery
Hyperbole
Simile
94
Giving human characteristics to nonhuman objects
Simile
Metaphor
Imagery
Personification
95
A struggle or problem in the story
Conflict
Theme
Foil
Refutation