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Final Exam Review Literature Part II: Drama & Lit. Terms, AF, FFA, R&J
Final Exam Review Literature Part II: Drama & Lit. Terms, AF, FFA, R&J
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How does Act I open? (FIRST SCENE)
With Tybalt threatening the Montagues
With Romeo looking for Rosaline
With Juliet preparing for her father's dinner party
With Samson and Gregory bad mouthing the Montagues
2
Themes of the play revolve around all of the following except what?
hate
jealousy
fate
love
3
The prologue of the play reveals the play's ending.
FALSE
TRUE
4
All of the following describe Tybalt EXCEPT:
foul-mouthed
spiteful
courteous
vengeful
5
a problem between one character and another; a problem between a character and a group
characterization
internal conflict
monologue
external conflict
6
several feet make up one of these
meter
monologue
foot
stage directions
7
a phrase or word that has more than one intended meaning; meant to be funny
drama
dialogue
pun
iamb
8
The setting supports the mood since there is a war going on.
FALSE
TRUE
9
What is the author's
main
method of characterization for Charlie?
he shows Charlie's struggles at work
he has Charlie write progress reports for us to read
he has Charlie mirror the struggles of a mouse
he includes a laboratory setting
10
All of the following describe Romeo EXCEPT:
dramatic
inconsistent
passionate
greedy
11
The setting for Romeo and Juliet
Paris
Venice
Verona
Stratford-Upon-Avon (Shakespeare's birth place)
12
What does Juliet mean when she says "Refuse thy name" to Romeo?
Deny my love, for I am a Capulet
She wants him to change his last name
She wishes for Cupid's arrow to strike her lover
She wants Romeo to kill himself in an act of love
13
The setting supports the mood since the families in hiding live in cramped quarters.
TRUE
FALSE
14
In what ways are Charlie's journal entries unique?
they reflect his internal struggles
all of the above
they show his learning disability
they allow the reader direct insight to who Charlie is
15
a pair of opposite characters
tragedy
dramatic foil
sarcasm
blank verse
16
Mr. Van Daan blames Mouschi for stealing the food. This is an example of:
irony
third person omniscience
internal conflict
symbolism
17
The theme of the play is "Life is all about the choices we make."
FALSE
TRUE
18
The Capulets and the Montagues have an ongoing feud. This is an example of:
society vs. society
nature vs. society
society vs. man
man vs. man
19
a problem within a character; a problem that a character struggles with emotionally/mentally
third person omniscient
external conflict
internal conflict
third person limited
20
5 feet of iambs; 10 syllables total; shakespeare often wrote monologues in this style
iambic pentameter
rhymed verse
rhythm
blank verse
21
2 syllables; TO STRIVE is an example of it.
trochaic
foot
pun
aside
22
Why did Romeo go to the Capulet's party when he wasn't invited?
He wanted to challenge Tybalt to a duel
He wanted to find another love beside Rosaline
Benvolio forced him to go
he saw Rosaline's name on the guest list
23
What is the climax of the play?
when Romeo first lays eyes on Juliet at the dinner party
when Friar Lawrence give Juliet the potion
When Romeo kills Tybalt and Romeo is banished
When Juliet tells her father she won't marry
24
brief summary of something that happened or will happen (the prologue to a play is an example)
aside
oxymoron
synopsis
soliloquy
25
The mood of "The Diary of Anne Frank" is mostly and consistently _______.
sadistic
tense
happy
disturbing
26
What one event causes a brief change in Mrs. Frank in the play?
Anne's rude behavior towards her
Mr. Van Daan stealing the food
the moment they are found by the Nazis
Anne visiting Peter
27
What is the resolution of "Flowers for Algernon?"
When Charlie dies
When the experiment works
When the experiment fails
When Charlie loses his knowledge and returns to his old self
28
Iambic pentameter was used in a play because it was easy for actors to memorize.
FALSE
TRUE
29
a type of monologue; character talks to himself out loud so audience can better understand him
soliloquy
aside
pun
dialogue
30
Inappropriate; foul-mouthed; short-tempered
Mercutio
Friar
Paris
Benvolio
31
with this, the reader only or mostly "sees" into the thoughts and mind of one character
third person limited
third person omniscient
32
Banishes Romeo from Verona for the death of Tybalt
Friar Lawrence
Lord Capulet
Paris
Prince
33
a prediction or hint given to the reader of something that will happen later in the story
mood
flashback
foreshadowing
internal conflict
34
Character who was Juliet's suitor, chosen by her father for marriage.
Prince
Lord Montague
Paris
Romeo
35
a piece of writing that tells a story and is performed on stage
drama
monologue
novel
soliloquy
36
Character who was Romeo's foil; vengeful, loyal to Capulets until death
Benvolio
Abram
Tybalt
Mercutio
37
From what point of view is "Flowers for Algernon" told?
third person omniscient
second
third person limited
first
38
What is the theme of "Flowers for Algernon"?
intelligence does not determine one's value in life
all of the answers here are true
science should not interfere with nature
a person should accept who they are on the inside and out
39
Juliet's servent and mentor
Lady Capulet
Friar Lawrence
Nurse
Lady Montague
40
with this, the reader sees into the minds of all characters equally
second person
third person omniscient
third person limited
first person
41
The Nazis force the Franks to go into hiding. This is an example of:
an internal conflict
an external conflict
42
Juliet goes to Friar Lawrence to ask for forgiveness for disobeying her father.
FALSE
TRUE
43
Two opposite terms such as "Oh loving hate" often used in Shakespeare's plays
assonance
oxymoron
synopsis
symbol
44
Tybalt serves as a foil for Romeo because?
he highlights Romeo's comedic side
He brings out spitefulness and vengefulness in Romeo
He tricks Romeo
He brings out Romeo's loving side
45
Mrs. Frank is mostly a flat, static character.
TRUE
FALSE
46
the methods the author uses to acquaint the reader with the characters
firs person point of view
characterization
internal conflicts
exposition
47
Wished to end the feud between the Capulets and the Montagues (can be more than 1 answer)
Romeo
Prince
Friar Lawrence
Paris
48
Balthasar visits Romeo in Mantua to tell him that Juliet is dead. This is part of the:
climax
falling action
rising action
exposition
49
Juliet acts in what way towards her parents (IN ACT ONE)
obedient
rebellious
uncaring
cold-hearted
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Charlie's struggles with his learning disability are MOSTLY:
internal conflicts
external conflicts
