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Intro to Drama, Shakespeare and Elizabethan Theater
Intro to Drama, Shakespeare and Elizabethan Theater
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Speech-A character alone on stage reveals private thoughts/feelings that the audience can hear.
soliloquy
monologue
aside
prologue
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In Greek drama-outstanding/noble person brought low by a mistaken action/defect in character.
epic hero
tragic hero
foil
antagonist
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A character says one thing but means another.
dramatic irony
verbal irony
allusion
situational irony
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An insight into life.
main idea
climax
theme
plot
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A long,uninterrupted speech delivered by a character to characters who are onstage but silent.
aside
soliloquy
dialogue
monologue
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The divisions of an Act in a play
intermission
scenes
chorus
dialogue
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What is a meter consisting of 5 iambs(unstressed followed by stressed syllable) per line?
iambic hexameter
trochaic tetrameter
anapestic trimeter
iambic pentameter
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A play which has a happy ending after an amusing series of predicaments.
Sonnet
Comedy
History
Tragedy
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The outcome of a circumstance is different than what the audience/reader expects.
situational irony
verbal irony
dramatic irony
sarcasm
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Who patronized Shakespeare's acting company?
Queen Elizabeth, King George II
Queen Victoria, King Henry VIII
Queen Elizabeth, King James I
King James II, Queen Victoria
11
Which of the following is unrhymed iambic pentameter?
poetry
prose
free verse
blank verse
12
Two terms contradict each other but work together for one meaning.
allusion
pun
irony
oxymoron
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A speech to the audience by a character who is alone on stage sharing deep personal thoughts.
monologue
aside
soliloquy
dialogue
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The mistaken action or defect in character of the hero which brings about his/her downfall.
heroic mistake
error in judgement
tragic flaw
lack of conscience
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Shows the downfall, or death of the tragic hero, or main character.
Morality Play
Tragedy Play
Comedy Play
History Play
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Greek Drama-group of actors who comment on action of play-Shakespeare used 1 actor for this.
chorus
trio
choir
quartet
17
Janet walked down the hall &her popularity was evident in the parting of the red sea is?
aside
allusion
pun
irony
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A difference between appearance and reality.
allusion
oxymoron
irony
pun
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Movable objects, like swords or pens, that actors use onstage.
resources
sets
costumes
props
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When were performances held during Shakespeare's time?
At Night
In the Fall
In the Summer
During the Day
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What was the name of the theater in which Shakespeare acted but was also part owner?
Blackfriar's Theater
Globe Theater
London Theater
Lexington Theater
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The audience/reader knows something that the characters do not know.
verbal irony
sarcasm
situational irony
dramatic irony
23
What are the dates of Shakespeare's Birth/Death?
April 23, 1564-April 23, 1615
March 23, 1564-March 23, 1616
March 23, 1563-March 23, 1616
April 23, 1564-April 23, 1616
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Words spoken actor directly to audience that arenot "heard" by the other characters on stage.
soliloquy
monologue
dialogue
aside
25
How many plays and sonnets did Shakespeare write?
150 plays, 40 sonnets
154 plays, 37 sonnets
37 plays, 154 sonnets
40 plays, 150 Sonnets
26
A fourteen-line lyric poem usually written in iambic pentameter w/last two lines as a couplet?
sonnet
limerick
ballad
epic