Shakespearean Drama

a familiar character type that appears over and over again in literature is a ....

Shakespeare's plays were mostly performed in the ____ Theater

Which of the following is the best translation for this Elizabethan word: naught

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of blank verse?

Which of the following is the best translation for this Elizabethan word: anon

Which of the following is the best translation for this Elizabethan word: prithee

A _____ hero has a ____ flaw that ultimately leads to his or her downfall.

A character speaking alone on stage is called a ____.

A character's remark to a select character that no one else on stage is supposed to hear is a _

At the start of Macbeth, who is King of Scotland?

Shakespeare often uses ____ to create a ___ tone.

Which of the following is the best translation for this Elizabethan word: hark

Which of the following is the best translation for this Elizabethan word: durst

Macbeth is set primarily in ____ in the __ century.

Shakespeare was born in...

"Fair is foul, and foul is fair" --which theme does Shakespeare develop here.

Which of the following is the intended effect of dramatic irony?

Which of the following is the best translation for this Elizabethan word: hie

The most basic way to understand Shakespeare's language is to _____.

When the audience knows something characters in the story do not know.