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Why is the 5th Key called "Gravy"?

What rhetorical and literary devices are used in Act I, Scene 1 of Macbeth?

"Gravy" Macbeth

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1
What rhetorical and literary devices are used in Act I, Scene 1 of Macbeth?
assonance, alliteration, antithesis
alliteration, metaphore, hyperbole
assonance, metaphor, onomatopoeia
anaphora, assonance, repetition
2
Why is the 5th Key called "Gravy"?
Shakespeare had a play called "Gravy"
It describes all the remaining juicy details to be analyzed
It is the last and final step of the 5 Keys
IDK
3
"To be, or not to be" is an example of what?
antithesis
assonance
allusion
alliteration
4
Which of these things aren't a real literary term?
Consanance
Alliteration
Relocisim
Malapropism
5
BONUS QUESTION: How many words did Shakespeare invent?
1700
3500
2350
5000
6
What literary device is "hurly-burly"?
rhyme
alliteration
onomatopoeia
assonance
7
What type of rhyme is "heath" and "Macbeth"?
rhyme
eye rhyme
perfect rhyme
near rhyme
8
Which grouping is an example of antithesis?
kill, arise/cousin, killed
poor, sun/cheer, happy
villian, cousin/smooth, mangled
smooth, mangled/tongue, wherefore
9
What might you see in "gravy"?
rhyme
alliteration
all of the above
onemotopoeia
10
Shakespeare doesn't use onomatopoeias
False
True
11
Which is NOT an example of "gravy"?
double entendre
jokes
alliteration
imagery
12
What is antithesis?
rhyme words
repetition
words that start with the same letter
contrast between 2 words