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Romeo and Juliet Review
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Review for Romeo and Juliet final test
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1
an indirect reference to outside literary or historical source
allusion
illusion
pun
prologue
2
Who said “O happy dagger!”?
Lady Capulet
Juliet
Balthasar
Romeo
3
"I could not send it nor get a messenger/To bring it back to you" ?
Friar John
Friar Marco
Friar Jacob
Friar Lawrence
4
At the beginning of play, ________ gives background information
prologue
epilogue
audience
exposition
5
When the audience knows something and the characters do not
pun
prologue
monologue
dramatic irony
6
A character who acts as the opposite of another character
tragedy
foil
metaphor
couplet
7
Who said “What, drawn, and talk of peace? I hate the word as I hell, all Montagues, and thee"?
Prince Escalus
Tybalt
Mercutio
Romeo
8
Which term is defined as "a pair of contradictory terms"?
simile
aside
oxymoron
soliloquoy
9
A brief remark a character makes to the audience rather than to other characters (whisper)
dramatic irony
prologue
pun
aside
10
Who told Juliet to take the potion? In other words, who made the plan?
Romeo
Nurse
Friar Lawrence
Friar John
11
Who warns Romeo to love moderately when loving Juliet?
Paris
Escalus
Friar Lawrence
Lord Montague
12
Who said “I’ll to the friar to know his remedy,/ If all else fail, myself have power to die"?
Juliet
Lady Capulet
Romeo
Paris
13
Who said “My poverty but not my will consents.”?
Prince Escalus
Apothecary
Romeo
Montague
14
Who said " “Thus with a kiss I die.”?
Paris
Juliet
Lady Capulet
Romeo
15
When a character talks to the audience to express his/her thoughts while alone on stage
soliloquy
prologue
pun
aside
16
A play that ends in death
historical
comedy
tragedy
romance
17
Who said, "see what scourge is laid upon your hate" to the families after R & J's deaths?
Count
Prince Escalus
Juliet
Paris
18
a pair of rhyming lines
meter
couplet
pentameter
iambic
19
Who threatened the two families with death if they ever fought publicly again?
Paris
Prince Escalus
Lady Capulet
Mercutio
20
Pattern of rhyme in a poem
couplet
tragedy
rhyme scheme
shakespearean sonnet